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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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First foreign investor in Tel Aviv Stock Exchange completes purchase of share
Business in Brief | Foresight sales rally on sale of second prototype automotive vision system ■ Analysts divided on timing for Bank of Israel rate rise, but don’t expect one this week ■ ADO Group power struggle rekindled in dispute over shareholders’ agreement
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Business in Brief: Tel Aviv shares extend gains, but SodaStream takes a dip
Gazit-Globe second-quarter profit falls on drop in value of investment properties ■ Cyprus to renegotiate revenue-sharing pact with Aphrodite gas field partners ■ Delek Drilling profits rise as natural gas consumption reaches record
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It’s a good thing you didn’t attend the nation-state rally in Tel Aviv, Tzipi Livni
There’s no doubt that Livni’s DNA can be found in every paragraph of the nation-state law. And if anyone in the Arab community is working to forge an alliance with Livni, it’s because there are people even worse than she is
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PepsiCo-SodaStream deal carries Tel Aviv stocks sharply higher
Business in Brief | Unitronics weighing plan to spin off automated-parking-garage business ■ Rami Levy to launch online shopping site in November ■ Private equity fund Fortissimo to take stake in desalination business in deal with Delek
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Business in Brief: Three interviewed for top Bank of Israel job
Elbit’s IMI takeover wins antitrust approval ■ Brainsway soars after U.S. approves device to treat obsessive compulsive disorder ■ Tel Aviv shares mark second day of big gains
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Foreign investors to acquire majority stake in Tel Aviv Stock Exchange
Four investors from Australia, U.S. and Denmark will join U.S. hedge fund Manikay Partners in helping make the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange a publicly traded company
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Abbas not interested seeing Palestine flag waving in Tel Aviv
PA president calls on Arab leaders in Israel to moderate Palestinian nationalist discourse so as not to serve Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's interests, says Jews and Arabs need to deepen cooperation against nation-state law
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The Ticker: Strauss Group vows not to raise prices at least till end of the year
Leumi quarterly net exceeds analysts’ expectations, plans more share buybacks ■ Ormat products sales at risk over Turkey’s financial crisis, says Leumi Capital Markets ■ Paz weighing plan to enter electric-power business ■ Tel Aviv shares post their fifth session of losses
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State of Israel worth NIS 17.6 trillion
"My responsibility is to prepare the economy for a crisis," Minister of Finance Moshe Kahlon said at the presentation of the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange's valuation of Israel.
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Turkey economic troubles take Tel Aviv shares south
Business in Brief | Super-Sol net up 23% in quarter, plans to launch e-commerce site in November ■ Plus500 shares fall after it warns that it won’t repeat ‘exceptional’ first-half performance ■ Teva loses bid to block Israeli class-action suit in parallel with U.S. claim
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Israeli Arabs' show of force against nation-state law highlights their enduring isolation
Like the Druze, tens of thousands came to protest in Tel Aviv, but the Jewish reaction was markedly different
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Tens of thousands gather in Tel Aviv for nation-state law protest led by Israeli Arabs
Protesters waving Palestinian and Israeli flags, chanting: 'Nation-state is apartheid' ■ Netanyahu: There is no better testimony for the necessity of the law'
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Business in Brief: Gaza fighting depresses Tel Aviv shares
Gaza fighting depresses Tel Aviv shares ■ Delek, Noble finalizing terms to buy pipeline to export gas to Egypt ■ Nice beats profit forecasts, but shares fall
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Druze rally against Israel’s nation-state law: 'We’re here to tell Jews it’s patriotic to protest'
With enough retired generals to launch three military coups, the Druze protest in Tel Aviv was ostensibly non-political, a show of patriotic opposition in a democracy and not just a Jewish state
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'We need equality': Tens of thousands attend Druze rally against nation-state law
'Despite our unreserved loyalty, Israel doesn't see us as equals,' Druze leader tells mass Tel Aviv protest ■ Right-wing activists spread fake correspondence on deal between Druze leaders and Labor party
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Business in Brief: U.S. dollar at highest in 18 months compared to Israeli shekel
U.S. dollar pushed past 3.69 shekels ■ Elad Canada completes bond sale ■ Mazor Robotics shares sink ■ Tel Aviv shares end lower
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Business in Brief: Strauss recalls hummus over salmonella fear
Embattled Electra CEO resigns ■ Tel Aviv markets close flat ■ Competitors mixed over Super-Sol’s deal to end exclusivity
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Thousands attend mega Arabic lesson in Tel Aviv to protest nation-state law
Organized by a consortium of Israeli civil society organization, the event was held to protest the controversial nation-state law, passed this month, that downgrades Arabic as one of the country’s official languages.
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Israel's Super-Sol agrees to end exclusivity agreements with shopping malls
Business in Brief | RedHill shares soar, then sink on clinical trial results of Crohn’s treatment ■ Baran signs three preliminary African development contracts worth $482 million ■ Tel Aviv shares gain, despite declines for tech stocks
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Tel Aviv market ends sharply higher despite tensions with Syria
Business in Brief | Judge warns of dangerous growth in unregulated investments ■ Protalix shares soar on pact with Chiesi for U.S. rights to PRX-102 ■ Ituran buying Latin American connected-car company Road Track
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Mass Tel Aviv rally caps day of nation-wide protests against anti-LGBT discrimination
Hundreds of employers allowed employees to strike without penalty amid anger over law on surrogacy rights that excludes gay men