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04.09.17
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The company hopes to raise $25 million with a $100 million company valuation
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31.08.17
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Dror Reich
The clinical-stage drug developer will remain a "controlled company" under current shareholder Arkin Dermatology
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15.08.17
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Golan Hazani
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Fosun Filed to Float Alma Lasers in Hong Kong
27.07.17
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Golan Hazani and Meir Orbach
Fosun Pharma filed to list the medical equipment company it bought in 2013 on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange
Israeli Tech Exits Plummet in 2017, Report Says
06.07.17
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Meir Orbach
Israeli-related technology companies were sold for $1.5 billion in the first half of 2017 – less than a third of the lowest annual total in the past five years, a new report says
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