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Pictet Wealth Management: “We're really, really focused on AI in 2024”
31.12.23
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Ariela Karmel
CEO of Pictet Wealth Management’s Israel branch Moran Alon spoke to CTech at Calcalist’s 2024 Forecasts event about her outlook for the Israeli economy in 2024.
Nir Zuk faces criticism after saying high-earning techies should be heavily taxed
30.12.21
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CTech
The founder of Palo Alto suggested increasing taxes for high-earning tech employees in order to bridge the gaps in Israeli society, but CEO of Rapyd Arik Shtilman called him out, claiming taxes are one of the reasons for the sector’s workforce shortage
Wanted: A booster of humbleness for 2022
30.12.21
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Yoel Esteron
“Let's be more humble, not only in our pretension to make forecasts, but also in life itself,” says Calcalist Publisher Yoel Esteron
IMF Cuts Israel's Growth Forecast for 2019, Again
16.10.19
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Adrian Filut
The International Monetary Fund lowered its growth forecast for Israel to 3.1%, after lowering it from 3.5% to 3.3% in April. It also cut its global growth forecast for this year, lowering it to 3% from the 3.2% it forecasted in July—the lowest forecast in a decade
Generic Dependence Threatens Teva’s Ability to Haul Debt Load
05.11.17
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Dror Reich and Lilach Baumer
Teva’s stock price dropped 18.7% last week after the company lowered its annual forecasts. On Friday, S&P changed the company’s outlook to negative