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Following Restructuring Announcements, Teva Reinstated as Israel’s Biggest Company

18.12.17|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

I'm Done Blaming Trump, Says Billionaire Businessman Mark Cuban

04.09.17|Tzach Yoked

"We have to take responsibility for what happens in our country," said the tech billionaire and Dallas Mavericks owner in an email conversation with Calcalist. Known as a vocal critic of the Trump administration, Cuban was named as a potential challenger to President Trump in the 2020 election by Public Policy Polling.