Scailex staves off going-concern warning

But Ilan Ben-Dov's holding company has giant losses and isn't out of hot water.

By Michael Rochvarger | 04:10 03.09.12 |

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Scailex Corporation managed to stave off a "going concern" warning in its second-quarter report, which was issued in the wee hours heading into the weekend.

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Scailex staves off going-concern warning

But Ilan Ben-Dov's holding company has giant losses and isn't out of hot water.

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