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Vai alla Scheda Paese »You can follow goals as small as those of your ego, or as big as those of your ideas.
— Shimon Peres
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Business in Brief: Tel Aviv shares quietly mark end of stormy year
Teva said to be in talks to sell Oncotest diagnostics unit ■ Africa Israel bailout collapses as Moti Ben-Moshe asks for deposit back
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'Unusual trading day' at Tel Aviv Stock Exchange not signaling recession, analysts say
In any case, Israel is ready for a crisis, with a relatively low budget deficit and huge foreign reserves
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Worst day on Tel Aviv since 2011: Large-caps sink 5%, Teva tumbles 8%
Large-cap and tech tumble in Tel Aviv was inevitable after Wall Street's fall Friday after comments that a U.S.-China trade deal is not in the bag
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Business in Brief: Israel's IDE Technology to build desalination plant in Taiwan
Tel Aviv shares tumble ■ Communications Ministry might force Bezeq to hand over fiber optic network to rivals ■ Israeli company wins million contract to build Taiwan desalination plant
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Business in brief: Bezeq to take NIS 512 million charge for job cuts
Gazit Globe and Norstar recover, but worries persist ■ Yes says it’s breaking off contract to use Spacecom’s Amos 8 satellite ■ Early Tel Aviv shares gains wilt after Wall Street opens lower
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Rompimento com árabes e China prejudicaria o agronegócio
O ministro da Agricultura, Blairo Maggi, disse hoje (14) que um eventual rompimento comercial com os países árabes e a China, em razão de disputas geopolíticas, pode ser prejudicial para o agronegócio no país. De acordo com o ministro, a manutenção desses mercados deve ser um ponto de atenção do ...
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Business in Brief: Teva Pharm to move headquarters to Tel Aviv
IAI says working on Tel Aviv share offering ■ TASE finishes week slightly above water
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Business in Brief: Ben-Moshe seeking another delay in completing Africa Israel deal
Israel Electric near $107 million settlement with European firms over cartel allegations ■ Tel Aviv shares end mixed in choppy trading
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Business in Brief: Dollar at two-year high versus shekel
Teva shareholders demand company sue U.S. employees over role in alleged cartel ■ Tel Aviv shares ride back of Wall Street rebound as China trade fears ease
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Business in Brief: Tel Aviv Stock Exchange considers turning to English
All companies listed on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange should be allowed to report in English to help them attract more international investment, Israel’s market regulator proposed on Sunday
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Business in Brief: Teva patent dispute with Swiss firm reaches U.S. Supreme Court
Warburg Pincus in talks with Allied Holding to sell it Leumi Card stake ■ Corning reportedly in talks to buy Israel’s Teldor Cables ■ Taptica shares plunge after CEO quits following fraud ruling ■ Tel Aviv shares fall as optimism on U.S.-China trade ebbs
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Business in Brief: Tel Aviv shares eke out gains as Bezeq group sinks
Israel Chemicals suing IBM for $300 million for allegedly faulty computer project ■ Negotiations to sell Osher Ad grocery chain to Apax said to hit snag
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Business in Brief: Tel Aviv gains amid U.S.-China compromise
Fashion retailers post tough quarter ■ Chains could benefit from Coop’s failure ■ Tel Aviv gains amid U.S.-China compromise
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Business in Brief: Wall Street pressures Tel Aviv shares lower
Matomy bondholders weighing suit for immediate repayment ■ Two top fashion chains post quarterly losses ■ Delek profit doubled in third quarter
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Business in Brief: Two medical marijuana companies on way to Tel Aviv Stock Exchange listing
Histadrut labor federation threatens strike ■ IDB begins process of selling Israir unit ■ Drone maker Aeronautics Limited sees further deterioration in its results ■ Tel Aviv shares extend post-rate rise gains
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Business in Brief: Surprise rate hike carries Tel Aviv shares higher as financial stocks rise
Matomy shares plunge on bankruptcy angst; G1 files for initial public offering; Co-Op files for stay against creditors
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Artists burn artworks in Tel Aviv square to protest ‘cultural loyalty’ bill
Organizers called on artists ‘to sacrifice [their artworks] as victims of the loyalty law,’ an initiative from Israeli Culture Minister Miri Regev that could restrict content that is critical of the state
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Business in Brief: Tel Aviv Stock Exchange releases fear index
TASE releases fear index ■ Apax fund looking to buy Osher Ad ■ Tel Aviv ends down, Matomy plummets 44 percent
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Business in Brief: Tel Aviv market is a turkey as U.S. celebrates Thanksgiving
Super-Sol to offer discounts to shoppers to settle lawsuit ■ Cellcom third-quarter profit plunges to 1 million shekels ■ Eyal Ofer seeking NIS 750 million loan to finance Mizrahi deal
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Business in Brief: Tel Aviv shares pressured lower by declines on Wall Street
Tel Aviv shares pressured lower by declines on Wall Street ■ Cellular, internet pace a sharp drop in Bezeq third-quarter earnings ■ Netanyahu signs off on IMI takeover ■ Elbit net rises
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Business in Brief: Tel Aviv shares end higher despite edginess over Gaza fighting
Bank Leumi profits climb 14% as U.S. business shines ■ Mizrahi Tefahot's profits soar but it refrains from paying dividend again ■ Brookland bonds tumble ■ Franklin Templeton launches Israel operations