Israel's giant generic firm will withdraw its troublesome bid for Mylan.
By JNi.Media
Mylan NV’s independent foundation, in an attempt to resist a hostile takeover by Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd., activated a “poison pill”.
By JNi.Media
The innovative project will cover an area of 6,000 hectares and will enable a significant expansion of fish growing at sea.
By JNi.Media
Adallom, developing cloud security platforms, will become Microsoft’s center for cyber security business in Israel.
By JNi.Media
This red seaweed tastes like bacon when cooked, or so we've been told...
Shlomo Boim, who founded Field One, also developed a filter for Hareidi Internet users.
By JNi.Media
Known as the most powerful woman on Wall Street, and one of the highest paid CFOs, Ruth Porat’s company Google will report earnings Thursday.
The Jewish National Fund (JNF) plans to build up to 3,000 residential units on land it owns in the greater Tel Aviv area. TheJewishPress.com reported here last week that the JNF owns land worth approximately $1.75 billion. It plans to raise hundreds of thousands of dollars for the new project following an approval of the […]
A government revision of dairy products has led Tnuva Foods to cut prices, including some items not under price control, by up to 10 percent. Tnuva sells to supermarkets, which will be under close scrutiny to pass on the savings to consumers. It sliced 6.8% off the price of white cheese and 6% of the […]
By JNi.Media
Whole colonies of Israeli Bees are being sent from Israel to Japan to help farmers overcome the damage caused by the Japanese bees shortage.
By JNi.Media
Noting that 7/11 (2015) fell on Shabbat this year, some 7-Eleven stores extended their free Slurpee tradition for an additional day.
By JNi.Media
China is Israel’s second-largest trading partner.
By JNi.Media
Israel-based Teva will be the first pharmaceutical company approved to make a generic version of migraine medication Axert.
By JNi.Media
“For the sake of Israel’s security, it should keep the natural gas it has found in the country, and convert everything it can to operate on gas.”
Europe's low-fare airline will fly three routes to the Ovda Airport, northwest of Eilat.
He wants to show everything is "business as usual," which everyone knows is not.
Samsung is establishing a new startup accelerator in its development center in the Yakum industrial park between Netanya and Herzliya. The company is looking for 6-10 startups in mobile communications, information security, wearable computers, big data, cloud computing, mHealth, biometric identification, wireless charging, and autonomous vehicles. Start-ups that join the accelerator will receive a $50,000 […]
By Shalom Bear
If Lapid decides that his party will support the proposal in the Knesset, he will go down in history as the man who saved Israel's gas industry and credibility.
The agreement does not mean that Orange is leaving Israel, despite wrong headlines elsewhere.
Iran has deep financial ties with Venezuela and other South American countries.
The Security Cabinet unanimously decided it is of decisive importance to move quickly to develop and expand the natural gas fields that have been discovered off Israel's coasts.
Technology giants Apple will open 20 sale points in Israel over the coming months.
The Muslim boycott chased Burger King out of Israel the first time. Now they're trying again.
RSE Ventures has turned to Qatar to buy a controlling 35.5 percent stake in Formula One.
By Kosher Today
His mission was to have vodka produces from the seven species of the land of Israel - figs, dates, pomegranate, wheat, barley, olive and grapes.
Coca-Cola's BDS exposé compounded by executive's anti-Israel statements and company's promotion of Arab Apartheid.
Lawfare activist threatens US-based Coca-Cola with lawsuit.
Prof. Andrew Viterbi now has the honor of being the largest private donor to Technion.
The French-based telecom company operates in an area of Azerbaijan that the United Nations and US consider occupied territory.
Some products in the Rami Levy stores didn't have price tags on them. Discount supermarket owner Rami Levy vows to fight the fine.
Teva Pharmaceutical is moving its global headquarters from Petach Tikva to Ra'anana, sources told the Globes business newspaper. The giant generic drugs company reputedly will pay $125 million for the land and new buildings on a site owned by Toyota's Israeli importer. Some of the land at Teva's current headquarters will be sold, and the […]
The boycotters submitted a 51-page anti-Israel document to Orange last month, says NGO monitor.
Orange's official explanation is about brand licensing, side-stepping the CEO's anti-Israel political explanation.
Partner, Orange's local representative in Israel, is worried about the backlash from the anti-Semitic remarks by the Orange CEO.
France's Orange CEO and Chairman wants to pull out of Israel.
The law backfired and the sale of new books dropped by 35%.
By Anav Silverman, Tazpit News Agency
Hadera drew the attention of El Paso officials for the city’s desert environment, a large electric power plant, desalination plant and manufacturing complex, and the high-tech incubation programs at the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology, located 30 miles away.
Trade volume between Gaza and Israel is at a high since the beginning of the year.
Basheva will be printed by Yisrael Hayom instead of by Haaretz.
By Anav Silverman, Tazpit News Agency
MyECheck has bought Israeli company, Seergate Ltd, which concentrates on electronic payment solutions, for $3 million.
By Anav Silverman, Tazpit News Agency
The largest oil and gas conference in the world, known as the Offshore Technology Conference (OTC) was held this week and 14 Israeli companies were present.
A survey discovered that most Israelis prefer Microsoft Office over the online alternatives.
If Perrigo is acquired by Mylan, the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange might lose its second largest company.
The giant Rami Levi discount supermarket chain is negotiating to buy the financially troubled Mega stores, but it is doubtful that the talks will be fruitful, Globes reported. Rami Levi has became known for low prices, with special sales such as offering chickens at one shekel a kilogram, and for building stores in Judea and […]
Apple is expanding its Israeli operations at its headquarters in Herzliya and is hiring hundreds of more employees for its development center. Apple CEO Tim Cook flew into Israel in February to inaugurate the new offices. The expansion will allow Apple to employ approximately 800 Israelis and signals Apple's interest in using Israel as a […]
Biotech giant and cash-rich Gilead Sciences will open a marketing office in Israel, Globes Business news reported, making the company the first new generation American biotech firm to do so in the country. NewPharm in Israel markets Gilead's products to the tune of tens of millions of dollars year, and the local company said Gilead […]
By Shalom Bear
The idea behind Peres & Associates came to life two years or so before the end of President Shimon Peres' term in office, when his team began planning the next phase in his career.
‘War on pollution’ continues in Haifa.
Childhood cancer rates in Haifa are much higher than in the rest of Israel, air pollution is blamed.
The 58th richest man in the world has reportedly paid $25 million for half an acre in south Tel Aviv.
The former defense Minister puts his money in 911-type platform developer run by former defense and IDF officials.
A small plane departing for Russia burst into flames just before takeoff at noon Wednesday at Ben Gurion Intl Airport.
The Histadrut national labor union and the Federation of Israeli Employers have agreed to raise the minimum wage to 5,300 shekels ($1,334) by 2017, approximately half the average salary in Israel. The employers and the union previously agreed to a three-stage hike in the minimum wage. The latest agreement adds a fourth stage whole pegging […]
Rami Levi's operating and net profit suffered from a 12% increase in the costs of selling, marketing, general and administrative expenses.
Unemployment in Israel dropped to 5.3% in February
Facebook is hiring another 40 people; Alibaba is investing tens of millions of dollars in a venture capital firm.
The worldwide credit rating company puts the icing on Netanyahu's victory cake.
Apparently, EMG, despite its being the owner and operator of the gas pieline whose flow is to be reversed under the new deal, "is not a party to the reported deal."
Texas-based Noble Energy is the field's operator.
Israel manufactures armed drones for use in combat.
The Consumer Price Index sank last month, but the anti-Bibi media buried the news so it won't help Netanyahu.
The Post people didn't like how they looked compared to their biggest competitor - the Times of Israel.
By Anav Silverman, Tazpit News Agency
The app placed first among 800 other nominees as the contest, which has been described as the Oscars for the mobile world.
The dollar was trading at 4.01 shekels shortly before noon Friday, the highest rate since 2012. The Bank of Israel reported Friday that it bought $1 billion worth of dollars last month in its currency war to make the shekel cheap and increase exports. The shekel-rate sneaked across the 4.00 level last week but quickly receded. […]
By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)
Eshed said that a smart meter can run for as long as 10 years if it is equipped with this chipset.
By Shalom Bear
The PA plans to destroy Israeli products found in Arab-owned stores, but the Arab population will probably just buy them from Rami Levy instead.
The Israeli Electric Company has warned over a long period of time of the need for immediate settlement of the debt, but so far has seen no response.
By Anav Silverman, Tazpit News Agency
The Pacific Island nation known as the Marshall Islands will soon have its first water purification vehicle – thanks to the Israel.
The gas will fuel a $300 million electric power plant PPGC says it is developing in Jenin, which will be the first PA power plant in the West Bank.
Green groups claim that Afek received renewed permission for exploratory drilling. They plan to protest.
There are also 55 Palestinians on the list, both from the West Bank and Gaza, with a combined $148 million safely tucked away in Geneva.
Pres. Reuven Rivlin launches joint project with 'Collective Impact' to integrate Israeli Arab workers into private business sector.
By Rachel Levy
A U.S. defense subcontractor for Elbit died mysteriously in Saudi Arabia on Jan 15. His body's still held there.
Two rare 150-year-old tokens issued by a kosher restaurant from the U.S. civil war period are to be shown this week in Jerusalem.
The Israeli economy is on the way to becoming owned by foreigners.
Facebook, Instagram and other social media platforms have fallen off the Internet worldwide.
God has not cooperated with the Boycott Israel movement.
By Rachel Levy
Apple may have handed the Chinese government access to the software used in its iPhones.
This is the first time since 2012 that the dollar-shekel rate broke the 4.0 mark.
Japan and Israel are expanding and strengthening their economic ties.
The Ministry of Agriculture is inspecting farms within 3 kilometers of the infected bird coop ti make sure the virus didn't spread.
By Anav Silverman, Tazpit News Agency
The Israel firm, AORA, will be the first to provide solar-biogas hybrid power solutions for rural communities in Ethiopia.
Crude oil prices are dropping to levels not seen in years.
Streit's supplies 40% of US domestic-made Matzos.
By Rachel Levy
The Palestinian Authority complains to the UN after Israel withholds tax money as partial payment for a huge electricity bill.
By Shalom Bear
The Gazans said they missed Gush Katif and working with the Jewish Settlers, at a conference of Gazan and Israeli farmers and importers held in Israel.
80% of Israelis have WhatsApp, and 70% believe they can't live without the app.
By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)
Russia is one of Israel’s primary exports market, with produce amounting to 30 percent of all exports.
It takes an average of 140 monthly salaries to buy a home. Ariel plans to lower that down to 85.
Bank Leumi’s admission is the first time an Israel bank has confessed to helping U.S. customers evade taxes.
Islamists blew up Egypt’s natural gas pipeline in northern Sinai Tuesday morning. All roads to the area have been closed. The “Champions of Israel," known in Arabic as Ansar Beit al-Maqdis, previous has claimed responsibility for numerous bombings and attacks on Egyptian forces and has pledged its allegiance to the ISIS. Every time the terrorists […]
Let’s hope Hamas fears Coca-Cola enough not to screw up in use the plant to shoot missiles at Israel.
Elections, and not Netanyahu, raised the minimum wage.
Thousands stranded in sudden bus strike.
Putin warns financial crisis could last for years.
High housing prices are blamed, but has anyone suggested that working for a living might help?
The giant firm will build a cyber-defense center outside of central Israel and train Haredim and others.
Lapid and Netanyahu have unwittingly helped exports by creating a government crisis.
The Knesset's Economic Committee passed its first reading on a proposal which would require government organizations to pay suppliers based on terms of Net+30.
It has been a one-way trip for the shekel since July, when the rate was 13 percent lower.