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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: Sales surge for China-Israel car JV
Africa Israel Industries’ creditors call in loan; Tel Aviv shares slip.
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Business in Brief: Knesset approves bourse-restructuring law
Bank of Israel intervention boosts dollar in late trading; Tel Aviv shares end higher, lifted by telecoms and tech.
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Business in Brief: Dollar loses to shekel despite U.S. interest rate hike
First International Bank net edged down in fourth quarter due to one-time items; Banks and energy stocks carry Tel Aviv shares lower.
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Business in brief: Cellcom’s fourth-quarter profits plunge 26% amid intense competition
MirLand turns in $183 million quarterly profit thanks to bailout | Tel Aviv shares trade quietly ahead of U.S. Fed rate decision
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Business in Brief: Court awards Alona Bar-On shares in parent company of Globes financial daily
Foresight soars after Mobileye-Intel deal; Welfare minster cited by Securities Authority lawyer for possible ethics violations; Assets grow 3.6% in 2016; Tel Aviv shares end lower as bank rally stalls.
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Business in brief: Israeli gets $10.3 million in U.S. whistle-blower suit
SodaStream workers threaten slowdown over stalled contract talks; Tel Aviv shares post modest gains, despite big rise for banks.
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Bank exit will blight Tel Aviv
Has the banking regulator thought through her incentives to the banks to cut their real estate costs?
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Israele dà il primo ok a una proposta di legge che vieta la chiamata alla preghiera con gli altoparlanti.
Israele dà il primo ok a una proposta di legge che vieta la chiamata alla preghiera con gli altoparlanti. Per diventare legge il testo deve superare altre tre letture. La prima approvazione è arrivata l’8 marzo dopo un’accesa discussione tra i parlamentari della coalizione di governo e quelli araboisraeliani, che ...
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Haifa's ammonia tank ruling will be felt far beyond Israel’s borders
The court order will force Israel Chemicals to suspend operations and will cost the firm some $100 million in annual sales.
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Israele vieta l’ingresso agli stranieri che appoggiano il boicottaggio culturale.
Israele vieta l’ingresso agli stranieri che appoggiano il boicottaggio culturale. Il parlamento israeliano ha approvato una nuova legge con 46 voti favorevoli e 28 contrari. La norma vieta l’entrata sul territorio israeliano a tutte le persone straniere che fanno “appelli pubblici” a favore della campagna di boicottaggio culturale lanciata da ...
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Turkey, Israel do not contradict each other on Syria, says Tel Aviv
Turkey and Israel are not in contradiction with each other on the issue of Syria, Israeli Foreign Ministry spokesperson Emmanuel Nahshon said on March 6, while acknowledging that the two sides still do not have the same perspective.
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Meccanica, Trasporti & Mobilità
Aerospazio, la Puglia si rafforza in Israele e Regno Unito
Si sono conclusi lo scorso 2 marzo con la visita degli impianti produttivi di Sitael Spa a Mola di Bari gli Apulia Aerospace Business Meetings, iniziativa realizzata da ICE Agenzia per la promozione all’estero e l’internazionalizzazione delle imprese italiane in collaborazione con la Sezione per l’internazionalizzazione della Regione Puglia, Puglia ...
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Business in brief: Tel Aviv joins worldwide stock market rally after Trump speech
Leviev wins $209 million judgment against former business partners; Securities watchdog recommending indictment for ex-CEO of Africa Industries; Foresight raises capital ahead of U.S. IPO.
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Business in brief: Delek confident about Leviathan export prospects
Isracard net profit dropped 9 percent in 2016 on lower margin; Dual-listed stocks weigh on Tel Aviv stock market.
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Israeli SaaS co TestCraft raises $1m
The Tel Aviv-based company provides continuous testing SaaS-based solutions that allow manual business testers to create test automation without coding.
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Business in brief: Euro falls to 15-year low against shekel as fears over EU intensify
Drone maker Aeronautics is on the way to billion-shekel IPO in Tel Aviv; Delek Group receives $1.75 billion loan for its share of Leviathan development costs.
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Business in brief: Delek Drilling and Avner close to signing loan for Leviathan development
Knesset panel approves bill for restructuring stock exchange | Novolog meets strong demand in IPO | Tel Aviv shares decline for first time in four sessions
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Business in brief: Teva wins Copaxone respite after Momenta says its generic probably won’t launch in Q1
Delek affiliate Ithaca Energy begins North Sea production | MySize allocates shares at steep discount to unnamed investor | Tel Aviv shares end higher in light trading
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Donald Trump cambia linea sulla soluzione a due stati per Israele e Palestina.
Donald Trump cambia linea sulla soluzione a due stati per Israele e Palestina. Il 15 febbraio, in una conferenza stampa dopo l’incontro con il premier israeliano Benjamin Netanyahu, il presidente statunitense ha dichiarato di non avere preferenze sulla soluzione a uno stato o a due stati del conflitto in Medio ...
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Donald Trump dichiara che gli Stati Uniti non sono convinti della soluzione a due stati per Israele e Palestina.
Donald Trump dichiara che gli Stati Uniti non sono convinti della soluzione a due stati per Israele e Palestina. In una conferenza stampa dopo l’incontro con il premier israeliano Benjamin Netanyahu, il presidente statunitense ha espresso una posizione sulla pace in Medio Oriente che per Washington potrebbe rappresentare un cambio ...
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Business in Brief: CyberArk shares fall despite strong quarter
Kitov shares rally in Tel Aviv after clarification on securities probe; Southern Properties raises 228 million shekels in bond sale; Navidea shares plunge on concerns that key deal is in jeopardy.