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Shari Arison

5 stories about Shari Arison

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Israel's Richest Woman Commits to Foodtech Investments, Israel

29.01.19|Golan Hazani

Israeli billionaire Shari Arison has sold two of her companies for a total of over $300 million in the past month, leaving her with just one soon-to-be-sold Israeli business

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Under Ongoing Probe, Israel’s Richest Woman Sells Second Company in One Month

28.01.19|Golan Hazani and Tofi Stoler

Israeli billionaire Shari Arison has sold her water infrastructure company Miya to private equity firm Bridgepoint for $260 million

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Israel's Richest Woman to Sell Stake in Israel's Largest Bank

04.09.18|Golan Hazani

Shari Arison has received regulatory approval from the Bank of Israel to sell over 5% of her stake in Israel’s Bank Hapoalim, thus forgoing her status as majority shareholder

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Under Probe, Israel’s Richest Woman Wants Out of Local Holdings

13.08.18|Amir Kurz and Lilach Baumer

A probe into a possible bribery of government officials in Kenya saw cruise company heiress, businesswoman and philanthropist Shari Arison investigated on Sunday by Israeli police

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U.S.-Based Pension Fund Buys Into Israel's Largest Bank

25.09.17|Golan Hazani, Adrian Filut and Omri Milman

A West Coast university's pension fund and other unnamed American investors buy half the controlling shares of Israel's Bank Hapoalim