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With Unclear Political Future, Israelis Face More Exorbitant Living Costs
15.10.19
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Nurit Kadosh
Israeli food manufacturers are taking advantage of the country’s prolonged political limbo, hiking prices of basic food staples
WeWork’s IPO Backpaddling Leaves Israel’s Two Largest Banks at Risk
22.09.19
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Golan Hazani and Sophie Shulman
The banking consortium that provided WeWork CEO Adam Neumann with a $500 million credit line and is now looking to revise the terms includes Israel’s Bank Leumi and Bank Hapoalim
Israel's Budget Deficit a Crucial Problem, Says Bank of Israel Governor Amir Yaron
02.09.19
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Raheli Bindman
The next government must prioritize Israel's fiscal issues and the ballooning deficit while implementing steps to increase market productivity, Yaron said Monday during Calcalist and Bank Leumi's National Economic Conference in Tel Aviv
Ahead of Election, Israeli Party Democratic Union Turns to Crowdfunding
22.08.19
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Zvi Zerahia
The Democratic Union is a left-wing alliance formed between former prime minister Ehud Barak’s Democratic Israel, Meretz, the Green Movement, and former Labor parliamentarian Stav Shaffir
S&P Reaffirms Israel’s AA- Credit Rating With a Stable Outlook
04.08.19
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Adrian Filut
The credit agency said Israel’s economy is “diversified, competitive, and resilient,” and that the country’s main credit limiters are geo-political risks and government debt
One Is Home-Grown, the Other an Outsider: Discount and Hapoalim's New CEOs
16.07.19
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Raheli Bindman
Uri Levin is set to enter Lilach Asher-Topilsky’s shoes as CEO of Israeli Bank Discount, and Dov Kotler will inherit Arik Pinto as CEO of Hapoalim. These are the challenges they will face
Israel’s Discount Bank Selects Uri Levin as New CEO
15.07.19
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Micky Grunfeld
Lilach Asher-Topilsky, the bank's CEO since 2014, was one of three Israeli bank CEOs to announce her resignation in recent months
Israel's Banking Ecosystem Is Experiencing Upheaval
01.07.19
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Raheli Bindman
On Sunday, Israel’s Bank Leumi CEO and President Rakefet Russak-Aminoach announced her upcoming retirement, becoming the third Israeli bank CEO to do so since April
Japan’s Economical Changes Spell Opportunities for Israeli Investors, Says Comgest Exec
01.07.19
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Ran Abramson and Raheli Bindman
Richard Kaye, portfolio manager of the Comgest Growth Japan fund, has been involved in the Japanese market since the lost decade
Bank Leumi President and CEO to Retire After Seven Years
30.06.19
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Raheli Bindman and Micky Grunfeld
Rakefet Russak-Aminoach is in talks to join Israeli cybersecurity think tank and startup foundry Team8 LLC., according to source
Innovation Is Not Just About Tech, but About Identifying Market Needs, Says Bank of Israel Exec
25.06.19
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Naomi Zoref
Tzuriel Tamam, the bank's supervisor of credit data sharing, spoke Monday at a fintech conference held in Tel Aviv by Calcalist, Bank Leumi’s tech banking arm LeumiTech, and accounting firm KPMG
Investors Are Interested in Fintech, Says Bluevine Co-Founder and CTO
25.06.19
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Tomer Hadar
Nir Klar spoke Monday at a fintech conference held in Tel Aviv by Calcalist, Bank Leumi’s tech banking arm LeumiTech, and accounting firm KPMG
Israeli Fintech Startups Take On Israel’s Central Bank
21.04.19
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Omri Milman
Several players in Israel's fintech ecosystem allege that the Bank of Israel is preventing access to data, hindering competition
Israel Moves Ahead With International Exchange of Financial Information of Foreign Residents
17.03.19
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Omri Milman
The policy is a result of Israel’s commitment to an international taxation standard called common reporting standard (CRS)
Israel’s Planned National Committee on Foreign Investments Up for Rediscussion
13.03.19
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Omri Milman
The amended proposal will be discussed by the cabinet Sunday after the ministries raised objections to the initial proposal submitted by Israel’s National Security Council
Israel’s National Security Council Pushing for Local Committee on Foreign Investments
03.03.19
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Omri Milman
The council intends to propose the establishment of a consulting committee headed by the council, to operate much like the CFIUS committee in the U.S.
Teva to Close 11 More Manufacturing Facilities in 2019
14.02.19
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Lilach Baumer
The drugmaker published its fourth quarter and annual reports Wednesday, dropping almost 8% on NYSE after forecasting a steep cut in profits for 2019
Israeli Drugstore Chain Super-Pharm Considering Tel Aviv IPO
12.02.19
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Golan Hazani
In 2017, private equity firm CVC Capital Partners walked out on a deal to buy a 40% stake in the company at a $540 million valuation
Gene Golovinsky Appointed Head of Intuit’s Operations in Israel
10.02.19
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Meir Orbach
Intuit employs 170 people in the country and is currently in the process of relocating its offices
Israel Tax Authority to Demand Over NIS One Billion From Teva
16.01.19
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Omri Milman and Tomer Ganon
Teva did not pay taxes in Israel for the decade preceding 2014, saving NIS 20.6 billion in tax benefits
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