Israele
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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Israeli AI fintech co Pagaya raises $25m
The Tel Aviv based company manages investments in consumer credit in the US with a decision mechanism based on artificial intelligence and machine learning.
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Walmart unit Flipkart sets up Israel R&D center
The Indian e-commerce company's Tel Aviv center will focus on cybersecurity, cloud computing and data protection, and scout for investments.
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Tel Aviv aborts plan for Eurovision tent city
Plan sinks after no firms respond to tender to put up the site
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Hungarian foreign minister: Embassy in Israel will not be moved to Jerusalem
Peter Szijjarto says his country's embassy will remain in Tel Aviv, in keeping with international law and EU policy
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Roger Waters can continue to growl, but Eurovision has a more serious problem
Forecasts of the number of foreign visitors for May’s song competition in Tel Aviv have now been cut to about 20,000 amid high ticket prices and a late start to ticket sales
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Tel Aviv University to examine ‘slave labor’ claims by foreign farming students
Students in program aimed at graduates from Africa and Asia say internship phase of studies involved long hours of unskilled farm work and little education
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Israele: una due giorni per aziende Sud Italia
Una due giorni in Israele per 18 aziende, startup, università e incubatori provenienti da 5 Regioni del Sud Italia. L'iniziativa, organizzata dall’ICE in collaborazione con l’Ambasciata d’Italia in Israele, si è svolta nell'ambito del Piano Export sud, avvalendosi di finanziamenti...
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Business in Brief: Tel Aviv shares end lower on very light turnover
Canceled event fans speculation that Xilinx is poised to buy Israel’s Mellanox ■ Reality Investment Fund raising NIS 1.1 billion for fourth fund
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Business in Brief: Israir pilots declare work dispute over talks to sell airline
Searchlight raises bid for Bezeq’s parent company to NIS 19 a share ■ Patrick Drahi’s Altice reportedly seeking a buyer for Israel’s Hot Telecom ■ Tel Aviv shares post gain in sideways trading
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Business in Brief: robotic parking garages Unitronics to split into two companies
Ayalon controlling shareholder called to hearing over conduct ■ Tahal may get stock exchange listing in bailout of parent Kardan ■ Tel Aviv shares rebound from early losses
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Liberia: President Weah Woos Investors to Liberia's Sprawling Business Sector
[Govt of Liberia] Tel Aviv, Israel - The President of the Republic, H.E. Dr. George Manneh Weah, has been making frantic efforts in the State of Israel marketing Liberia's rich and diverse investment climate and attracting well-meaning investors to his country.
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Business in brief: Trump China tariff delay lifts Tel Aviv shares
TASE getting another medical marijuana firm ■ Secondary bourse could begin in 2020 ■ Warburg brings in three partners as it completes acquisition of Leumi Card ■ Securities Authority to focus on making Israeli market more attractive to investors
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Tel Aviv restaurants threaten strike during Eurovision over tax policy
Instead of getting the same preferential status as tourism-industry workers, the Finance Ministry has thrown restaurateurs 'to the dogs,' protest leader says
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Business in Brief: Spacecom says it will launch Amos 17 satellite within four months
Bezeq lowers 2018 profit outlook, but sees higher cash flow ■ Tel Aviv shares post modest gains; Fattal leads most actives
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Record number of foreign athletes among 40,000 runners in Tel Aviv marathon
Ethiopia's Demie Samuel Getachew won's the men's race, while Kenyan Margaret Wangui Njuguna came first among the women
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Business in Brief: After Ehud Barak, another ex general joins medical marijuana company
Marijuana company InterCure hires Maj.Gen. (ret.) Nitzan Alon as CEO of Canndoc subsidiary ■ Shufersal spends heavily to expand new Be drugstore chain ■ Tel Aviv Stock Exchange shares decline
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Business in Brief: Drone maker Aeronautics signs deal to be sold to Rafael, Avihai Stolero
Housing & Construction reaches agreement to buy American builder ■ Teva reaches settlement with U.S. on ‘pay-for-delay’ drug deals ■ Delek in advanced talks to sell Phoenix to U.S. fund Centerbridge ■ Bezeq and B Comm pace gains for Tel Aviv shares
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Foreign patients to subsidize experimental treatment for Israelis with ALS
Health Ministry agrees to let Tel Aviv hospital charge five foreigners $300,000 each for treatment that is still undergoing efficacy testing, while eight Israels will get it for free
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Business in Brief: Tel Aviv Stock Exchange hires comedian to tout investing in shares
After year’s wait, KLA-Tencor’s acquisition of Orbotech to be completed Wednesday ■ U.S. hedge fund Starboard sells Mellanox stock at big profit ■ Tel Aviv shares eke out gain in thin trading
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Business in brief: TASE CEO says government is undercutting capital markets
Tel Aviv shares mark their fifth rise in last six sessions ■ Buffet’s Berkshire Hathaway sees Teva holding lose $264 million in value ■ Ratio Petroleum soars on start of Guyana oil exploration ■ Plus500 admits to typo that misled investors about losses
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Business in Brief: Bezeq to petition court on merging units
Plantext to be first Israeli cannabis company to be traded overseas ■ Stanley Fischer hired to advise BlackRock ■ Wall Street weighs down Tel Aviv shares