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CureTech’s Cancer-Fighting Dreams End With Insolvency
03.02.20
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Lital Dobrovitsky
After an acquisition deal with pharmaceutical company InSight fell through in 2018, the company failed to secure further funding
Teva Fights Muddy Reputation With Positive Report
23.01.20
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Sophie Shulman
Calcalist obtained a report commissioned by the Israeli drugmaker that details its economic contribution to the countries in which it operates
Carlos Ghosn Faces Legal Trouble Over Past Visit to Israel, Report Says
05.01.20
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Tomer Hadar
The former auto exec and current fugitive who fled Japan to avoid trial is now sheltering in Lebanon, where a 2008 visit to Israel is considered a crime, the Washington Post reported Friday
The No Good, Very Bad Year of Neumann, Birnbaum, and Yehudai
01.01.20
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Roni Dori
What goes on in the mind of a CEO who has gone from the top of the world to rock bottom? How to manage the hit to the image, why personal finances help absorb the blow, and how does one make a comeback
Tech Advancement Is a Must to Keep Up With Crime, Says Israel Securities Authority Lawyer
01.01.20
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Billy Frenkel
Zippi Gez, the director of the ISA’s investigations, intelligence, and market surveillance department, spoke at Calcalist’s Forecasts 2020 conference held Tuesday in Tel Aviv
Tel Aviv Claims it Has no Authority to Regulate Airbnb Rentals
23.12.19
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Shlomit Tsur
In July, 12 Tel Aviv residents filed a petition against the city, demanding it take action against unlicensed short-term rentals
The Legal Battle Between IBM Israel and ICL Escalates
23.12.19
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Tzally Greenberg
In December 2018, ICL filed a lawsuit against IBM Israel, alleging a project it commissioned from the latter caused it $300 million in damages. IBM contested the claims
Former SolarEdge Advisor Sues Company for $7.3 Million Over Stock Options Agreement With Deceased Founder
20.12.19
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Ori Gal-Or
Entrepreneur Izik Kirshenbaum alleges that SolarEdge has denied him stock options he was given as one of the company's first advisors. Now, he is suing the company and the widow of founder Guy Sella
Mobileye Insider Trading Defendants to Pay $6 Million
15.12.19
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Tomer Ganon
In exchange for not admitting guilt, two defendants will pay six times the allegedly ill-gotten profit they collected
Israeli Court Rejects Regulator Bid for Additional Taxation of Broadcom's Dune Networks Acquisition
10.12.19
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Meir Orbach
Broadcom acquired Israeli startup Dune for $185 million in 2009. The Israeli tax authority demanded the semiconductor manufacturer hand over another $29 million for emptying Dune of its assets
Teva Faces U.S. Criminal Probe on Opioid-Related Distribution, Report Says
27.11.19
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CTech
The Israeli drugmaker is one of six companies to receive subpoenas from federal investigators, the Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday
Teva in Talks With U.S. DoJ to End Price-Fixing Probe, Report Says
26.11.19
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CTech
The Israeli drugmaker, along with several other companies investigated in the matter, have been holding talks on the subject for the past six months, Bloomberg reported
Israel’s Bank Leumi Is Hoarding up to $118 Million of Holocaust Victims’ Money
07.11.19
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Raheli Bindman
Many Jews deposited their money in the bank on the eve of the Second World War, but the bank piled numerous difficulties on survivors and heirs looking to get their money back after it ended
IFF Threatens to Freeze Payments Worth Millions to Former Frutarom Executives
04.11.19
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Tomer Ganon
In August, IFF notified shareholders that it had uncovered improper payments Frutarom made in Russia and Ukraine, allegedly with the involvement of senior company executives
IFF, Frutarom Sue Frutarom’s Former CEO Over $21 Million Bonus
30.10.19
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Lital Dobrovitsky
In August, IFF revealed that during the integration process of Frutarom following its 2018 acquisition, IFF uncovered improper payments made to customer representatives with the knowledge of Key Frutarom executives
SodaStream CEO Allegedly Gave Ayala Cohen NIS 400,000 to Buy Company Stock
23.10.19
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Tomer Ganon
Calcalist first reported on the investigation in September. Cohen, a long-term acquaintance of Daniel Birnbaum, is suspected of making nearly $55,500 off her trading
Teva Announces $23.25 Billion Opioid Abuse Settlement Agreement
22.10.19
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Lilach Baumer
Teva announced on Monday a settlement with both Cuyahoga and Summit counties of Ohio, averting the trial scheduled for later that day, and an agreement in principle for a global settlement framework
Teva Consortium Fails to Reach Opioid Abuse Settlement, Report Says
20.10.19
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CTech
A $50 billion offer made last week by Teva and the three largest drug distributors in the U.S. does not seem to have panned out, Reuters reported Friday
Teva Part of $50 Billion Opioid Settlement Deal, Report Says
17.10.19
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Hezi Sternlicht
Teva, a second drugmaker, and the three largest drug distributors in the U.S. have agreed with multiple states on a settlement framework ahead of Monday’s trial, the New York Times reported Thursday
The Cyber Company, the Former Officer, and the Lost Money
17.10.19
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Meir Orbach
Three Israeli entrepreneurs are suing their former partners at cybersecurity startup Senpai Technologies, claiming they were cheated out of monetary compensation for their shares
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