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Facebook Folds, Restores Disputed Page Following Court Ruling
18.12.17
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Lilach Baumer and Moshe Gorali
On Sunday, the company requested a stay of execution from the Supreme Court of Israel, after a district court judge ordered it to reinstate a removed page by 6 p.m.
Following Restructuring Announcements, Teva Reinstated as Israel’s Biggest Company
18.12.17
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Lilach Baumer
Teva's stock jumped 18.7% on the New York Stock Exchange between Thursday market opening and Friday market close. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is expected to meet with CEO Kåre Schultz Tuesday
Facebook to Challenge Court Order to Undo Page Termination
17.12.17
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Lilach Baumer
On Thursday, an Israeli district court ordered the social network to reinstate a popular Israeli page removed three years ago due to paid content violations
Teva Might Have Been Better Off as a Smaller Company, new CEO Says
17.12.17
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Dror Reich
The generic drugs powerhouse is now carrying a $34.7 billion debt—a result of a $40.5 acquisition of Actavis. New CEO Kåre Schultz presented a detailed restructuring plan on Thursday
Tel Aviv Airport, Stock Market Open as Solidarity Strike Ends
17.12.17
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Lior Gutman, Omri Milman and Micky Grunfeld
Israel’s largest labor union called for a half-day strike on Thursday, in support of Teva employees
Once Israel’s Beating Socialist Heart, Kibbutz Mess Halls Are Turned into Startup Hubs
15.12.17
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Yoav Stoler
In search for additional revenue streams and innovation, Israel’s kibbutzim hope to transform over 200 buildings into coworking spaces
To Foster Tech Relations in Africa, Israel Needs African Entrepreneurs
15.12.17
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Yoav Fisher
In sub-Sahara, the perception is that Israeli technology is strong, but Israelis have no idea how to adapt to the realities of doing business in Africa
In a Precedent Ruling, Israeli Court Orders Facebook to Reinstate Terminated Page
14.12.17
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Lilach Baumer
A popular Israeli Facebook page was shut down by Facebook with no prior notice three years ago after it was revealed that its administrators were paid to publish some of the posts
Employees Protest Outside Teva’s Israeli Facilities
14.12.17
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Omer Kabir, Yoav Stoler and Keren-Or Grinberg
The demonstrations outside the company's facilities held Thursday foreshadow a full-out strike planned by the company’s employees for Sunday
Israeli Union Leader Calls for General Strike on Expected Teva Cutback Reports
14.12.17
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Dror Reich, Sefi Krupsky, and Adrian Filut
On Wednesday, Calcalist reported Teva intends to terminate over half of its employees in Israel in the next months
Sensor Developer Vayyar Imaging Raises $45 Million
13.12.17
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Lilach Baumer
The company's 3D imaging sensors can penetrate through solid objects and are used in various industries, from medical to automotive and construction
Teva to Cut Around Half of Israeli Workforce, Outsource Operations
13.12.17
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Dror Reich
An internal document reviewed by Calcalist reveals the troubled drugmaker's detailed domestic cost-cutting plans
Teva to Cut Jobs, Shut Down Some Israeli Operations
13.12.17
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Dror Reich and Sefi Krupsky
On Thursday, the troubled drugmaker is expected to unveil its cutback plan. At its center is extensive layoffs and the reorganization and divestment of non-core assets
Regulator Sends Hyped Blockchain Stocks on Tel Aviv Exchange Crashing
12.12.17
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Lilach Baumer and Dror Reich
Israel's securities authority announced it will block bitcoin-related companies out of stock indices
Teva to Unveil Strategic Plan, Layoffs Thursday
12.12.17
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Dror Reich
Last month the debt-riddled drug maker announced a rehabilitation plan amidst rumors of upcoming employee cuts
Israeli Regulator to Wall Bitcoin Company Out of Stock Indices
12.12.17
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Raheli Bindman, Uri Tal-Tenne, Dror Reich
Natural Resource Holding is down 36% on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange
Bitcoin ATM in Israel Shuts Down Due to Demand Overload
11.12.17
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Hagar Ravet
The bitcoin fever has hit Israel, but the global demand is crashing the infrastructure
New Israeli Venture Funds Advance in Race for Government Tender
11.12.17
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Hagar Ravet
In July, the Israeli Ministry of Finance announced a tender for up to four government-backed technology growth funds
Israeli Entrepreneurs Need to catch up to ‘Transforming India’
10.12.17
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Devsena Mishra
How India's growth could provide new opportunities for India-Israel relations
Israeli Defendant Denies Mobileye Insider Trading Charges
08.12.17
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Tomer Ganon and Ran Abramson
Amir Waldman, former vice president of Israel-based medical device company Syneron Medical, is being accused by the SEC of making over $4 million from insider trading in Mobileye securities
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