Akiva Mozes: Regulator stifles Israeli companies
The outgoing Israel Chemicals CEO sees Israeli managers as unusually exposed to regulatory action.
The outgoing Israel Chemicals CEO sees Israeli managers as unusually exposed to regulatory action.
The $1.6 billion deal for Israel Aerospace Industries with an Asian country includes the Green Pine radar – part of the Arrow anti-ballistic missile system.
The banks boosted the market, while Teva and Bezeq fell back.
Local Authorities chairman Shlomo Bohbot told “Globes”. “Each day, there will be a new campaign to disrupt work by government ministries, just like the IDF.
The Public Utilities Authority (Electricity) has asked the Treasury for permission to raise electricity rates by 19% over three years, including 6% in 2012.
“Global Property Guide” says that prices will continue falling in the coming months.
Sapir College: Maoz’s opinions were unpleasant but everyone can express his position without losing his livelihood.
Yitzhak Tshuva is lending money to Avner and Delek Drilling while negotiations on a loan from HSBC continue.
The lien on Delek’s Leviathan rights is intended to obtain $500 million it needs to develop the Tamar and Noa gas fields.
In a tirade against the “Ashkenazi elite” today, Shlomo Maoz said Bank Leumi was “a bank for white people.”
Comverse Technology Inc. expects the dividend to be distributed in the second half of fiscal 2012.
The $1.43 billion sale “has no profit significance in terms of debt repayment, and only cash flow importance.”
State tax revenues reached NIS 211 billion in 2011, a shortfall of only NIS 2.2-2.5 billion from the planned target.
Yitzhak Tshuva-controlled Delek Real Estate sold its half of the Bitan Aharon shopping center to his daughter.
Migdal is in talks with Viola Private Equity to participate in the acquisition of Nochi Dankner’s industrial holding company.
Delek, Isramco, Noble Energy, and Alon Gas signed to contracts with private power companies owned by Edeltech and Turkey’s Zorlu.
Israel Aerospace Industries chairman Dov Baharav refused to renew Nissan’s contract, which expires at the end of 2012.
Perrigo is paying $36 million for the diabetes care products distributor.
Delta Galil called off the talks due to the weakness in Jones Group’s jeans business.