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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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Carmel Winery sells stake in large Tel Aviv plot
The stake in south Tel Aviv's Salame St. was sold for NIS 110 million to Trigo Investments.
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Devar Torà / Il digiuno del 17 Tammùz
Il digiuno del 17 di Tammùz cadrà quest'anno martedì 15 luglio. Ricorda vari eventi luttuosi fra cui l'apertura di una breccia nelle mura di Gerusalemme e la rottura delle Tavole della LeggeLeggi l'articoloL'articolo Devar Torà / Il digiuno del 17 Tammùz proviene da Mosaico.
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Business in Brief: Mellanox quarterly earnings beat forecasts, but shares fall
Ex-Leader executives in talks to form brokerage venture with Jefferies; Mizrahi Tefahot looking to sell office space to raise cash; Tel Aviv shares end virtually unchanged.
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Business in brief: Leumi asks to boost job cuts by 300 to 700
Ex-Tnuva CEO to challenge big food makers | Tel Aviv shares rise as Wall Street hits high
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Israele espellerà dal parlamento i deputati colpevoli di istigazione all’odio razziale.
Israele espellerà dal parlamento i deputati colpevoli di istigazione all’odio razziale. Il provvedimento, caldeggiato dal primo ministro Benjamin Netanyahu e approvato il 19 luglio, prevede che il parlamento possa votare per l’estromissione dei deputati che “istigano al razzismo o sostengono la lotta armata contro lo stato di Israele”. Per ordinare ...
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Business in Brief: Delek in talks to buy oil field in U.K. North Sea from EnQuest
Liquidation halted at IDB Development; Tel Aviv stocks take minor losses.
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Business in Brief; Good-government group says TASE privatization is sellout to the banks
Delek Group to issue its first-ever convertible bonds; Harel investments chief quits over pay-cap law; Tel Aviv shares edge lower, Teva takes hit from downgrade.
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Israele adotta una legge più severa sulle ong.
Israele adotta una legge più severa sulle ong. Il testo approvato la sera dell’11 luglio prevede maggiori controlli sulle organizzazioni non governative che ricevono più del 50 per cento dei loro finanziamenti da governi stranieri. Secondo gli oppositori, la legge prende di mira soprattutto le organizzazioni di sinistra che difendono ...
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Business in Brief: Israeli suit linked to Lehman collapse ends with $2m settlement
TA-100 companies leaves Israeli investors’ exposed abroad | Local tech firm Vonetize pulls Tel Aviv IPO | Tech, property pace gains for Tel Aviv shares.
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46 Tel Aviv apartments sold in less than one hour
At an advance sales event, Shikun & Binui sold most of the apartments in its "Halomot TLV" project in south Tel Aviv.
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Business in brief: Teva mulls moving forward $22-billion bond sale due to Brexit
Elbit Systems forms unit to develop civilian energy technology | Insurers left behind as Tel Aviv shares advance sharply
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Business in Brief: Tel Aviv Stock Exchange loses ground amid Brexit uncertainty
Report: Israeli exporters facing higher risk; Mazor Robotics share price rises; Matomy Media disappoints with forecast.
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Business in Brief: Harel buys 3% of Tamar gas field from Noble
Bank of Israel intervenes in currency market; Mutual funds see big redemptions in 1st half; Tel Aviv shares edge higher in quiet trading.
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Business in Brief: Delek says China’s Fujian Yango in nonbinding pact to buy insurer Phoenix
Strauss-PepsiCo venture buys Dutch hummus maker; Africa Israel says Russian unit missed principal payment to bank; Tel Aviv indices end higher, led by biomeds; Gazit sells stake in Brazilian mall operator.
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Cisco buys cloud security co CloudLock for $293m
CloudLock's team, including 30 employees in Tel Aviv, will join Cisco's Networking and Security Business Group.
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Business in Brief: Mobileye expected to announce tie-up with Intel, BMW for self-driving cars
Delta Galil to buy three leading fashion lines from VF Corp. for $120 million; Tel Aviv shares drift lower as Brexit recovery fades.
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Business in Brief: IBI analyst: Worries about foreign property companies are unjustified
Pinto to start as Hapoalim CEO August 1; Excellence: Israeli exposure to Brexit fallout is minimal; Tel Aviv shares gain as Brexit worries recede.
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Israel moves to make Tel Aviv Stock Exchange for-profit
Finance minister hopes move will help TASE, which is struggling with falling trading volumes and a declining number of listed companies.
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Tel Aviv shares sink in belated reaction to Brexit vote
Finance Minister Moshe Kahlon says economy is in good shape to weather any crisis.
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Business in Brief: Leviathan partners authorize key engineering contract
Israel Chemicals shares rally on Indian contracts | Tel Aviv shares drift lower as global markets await Brexit vote
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Turkish demands simple, deal depends on Israel’s attitude: FM
Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu said on June 22 Turkey’s demands were simple and the deal with Israel depended on the country’s attitude, adding that the talks between Ankara and Tel Aviv were ongoing