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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: Rocket attacks send Tel Aviv shares lower in final half hour of trade
Bezeq moves step closer to merger of three operating subsidiaries ■ Trading suspended in bonds of U.S. property developer Brookland ■ Rocket attacks send Tel Aviv shares lower in final half hour of trade
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Business in Brief: Nice turns in 18% rise in third-quarter profit
Bank of Jerusalem raises offer for Dexia ■ Sapiens to use cash for further acquisitions ■ Tel Aviv shares end higher in volatile session
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Business in Brief: Tel Aviv Stock Exchange finishes with gains
Delek looking to sell remaining Tamar holding on European exchange ■ TowerJazz gets chip deal from Canada
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Business in brief: Teva leads sharp rise in Tel Aviv shares
Little-known Krausz Metal Industries fetches $135 million from U.S. buyer ■ Boards approve merger of JOEL into parent company Equital ■ Israel Chemicals profit rose 16.5% in quarter
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Intervento del Sottosegretario Picchi alla Conferenza Mediterranea dell’OSCE
Si è conclusa oggi a Malaga l’edizione 2018 della Conferenza Mediterranea dell’OSCE, che riunisce i 57 Stati Partecipanti dell’Organizzazione e i sei Paesi partner mediterranei dell’OSCE (Algeria, Egitto, Giordania, Israele, Marocco, Tunisia). La Conferenza, quest’anno si è tenuta sotto la...
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Tel Aviv University to partner $500m Illinois innovation initiative
A large center in Chicago and a network of innovation centers throughout the state will emphasize applied research.
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U.S. Navy returns to Israeli port in sign of 'deep alliance'
Foreign navies generally prefer northern Haifa as their Israeli port of call, so the destroyer USS Ross's arrival at Ashdod potentially signalled Washington's interest in broadened berthing options for its Mediterranean Sixth Fleet
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Tel Aviv's high-profile renovation of Dizengoff Square nears completion, but pedestrians still left in lurch
The revamped iconic site, adorned with the famed Yaacov Agam fountain, showcases the architecture of the surrounding historical buildings and is good for business – but less so for passersby
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'You help brothers before cousins': Party running for Haifa municipal elections to create Jews-only merchant list
As part of city council campaign, chairman of right-wing Habayit Hayehudi party vows to boost business of Jewish merchants in Talpiot produce market
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Business in Brief: Israel Chemicals reportedly eyes Haifa Chemicals in $1 billion deal
Two Africa Industries executives face indictment for false report ■ Tel Aviv shares lower as bond prices mark second day of sharp falls ■ Delek Group unit IDE agrees to sell Soreq A desalination plant to Dan Capital
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Natalie Portman boycotted, but her husband insists on performing in Israel
While his wife opted out of accepting the Genesis Prize in Israel, Benjamin Millepied's dance company will perform in Tel Aviv coming weekend. 'I’m not in the business of presenting less art,' the French dancer tells Haaretz
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Business in Brief: Tel Aviv stocks down sharply in short week
Foreign shareholders block Turbowicz’s bid for Leumi board seat ■ Netanyahu, Kahlon to announce pick for BoI chief, says gov’t source
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Business in Brief: Tel Aviv shares finish higher as dollar weakens against the shekel
Delek told it must sell one desalination plant in order to bid on building another one ■ Frutarom board votes $20 million bonus for CEO over shareholders’ opposition ■ Tel Aviv shares finish higher as dollar weakens against the shekel
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Business in Brief: Teva shares drop after rival reports progress on alternative multiple sclerosis drug
Shares of Teva Pharmaceuticals fall after a company develops a competitor to the Copaxone multiple sclerosis drug ■ IceCure Medical received approval to use extreme cold to destroy tumors ■ Tel Aviv shares ended lower for a third day
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Business in Brief: Brown Hotels plans stock exchange listing
Camtek shares rise after company forecasts 30% revenue rise in 2018 ■ MediWound will get up to $43 million from U.S. for mustard gas treatment ■ Tel Aviv shares extend losses during abbreviated holiday session
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Spacecom cancels Amos 8 satellite contract with U.S. companies
Business in Brief: Taavura Holdings, Israel’s largest trucking company, explores initial public offering ■ Power struggle at property company ADO ends in agreement ■ Tel Aviv shares end lower in abbreviated holiday trading session
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Business in Brief: Switzerland seeks access to Israeli financial markets
Analysts laud Teva migraine approval, but stock falls ■ Switzerland wants its banks to trade funds in Israel despite not being part of EU ■ Tel Aviv shares end higher as dollar strengthens
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Business in Brief: Delek Energy shares soar as parent makes another attempt to buy out minorities
SEC allegations of share-price manipulation ■ Mizrahi to sell 540m shekels of mortgages ■ Delek Group denies reports CEO about to step down ■ Tel Aviv shares post big gains, led by Teva and telecoms stocks
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Business in Brief: Banks pull down Tel Aviv Stock Exchange
Delek Group selling an additional 4.9% of insurer Phoenix ■ Strauss gets a new CEO ■ Big Shopping Centers going bigger into Serbia
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Business in Brief: Rami Levy eyes robots to boost online sales
Delek profit hurt by North Sea unit’s loss ■ Tadir-Gan in trouble as German unit seeks protection from creditors ■ Tel Aviv shares resume their two-week rally
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Business in Brief: Israel’s Together to buy control of German cannabis customer
Executives of Israeli drone maker face charges for violating defense export law ■ New sexual harassment allegations send Fox shares plummeting ■ Tel Aviv markets move moderately up