Thu, September 09, 2010 Tishrei 1, 5771
The New Year 5771 is upon us and while some employers choose to give their employees gifts of wine and chocolates, others opt for envelopes with gift vouchers, to let the workers get what they want.
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Meridor announced her resignation, after only a year and a half in the post. The university will be appointing a search committee to find and review candidates.
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The study looks at the average returns of the Tel Aviv-25 index on the last trading day before holidays from 1990. It found the average return was five times the average daily TA-25 return.
0 commentsThe Tel Aviv Stock Exchange will be closed for the rest of the week because of the Rosh Hashanah holiday.
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Nitai Schreiber of Sderot had an epiphany: To help the communities in the periphery, you have to live there.
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Indian high-tech workers might be cheaper, but differences in mentality and culture made globalization difficult. So Matrix looked closer to home.
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Copaxone is Teva's flagship drug, providing more than 20% of its revenues in the second quarter of 2010. Analysts estimate that it accounts for between 25% and 30% of Teva's profits.
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The yen has been rising steadily against the dollar for four months because of concerns that the American economic recovery is faltering.
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Adina Bar Shalom responded to spreading poverty in the Haredi community by creating the Haredi College of Jerusalem, which boasts 350 female graduates.
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America's leaders seem incapable of admitting to their mistakes, and of divulging the bitter truth of the price these will exact.
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Meretz MK Haim Oron, on the frontline of Israel's struggle against the concentration of economic power, is still going strong at 70
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In Haim Shani, the Finance Ministry has a director-general who's a passionate Zionist, a high-tech guru and who doesn't need a job
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Yossi Langotsky is the reason Israelis are splitting the sea in the search for oil and gas. But wildcatting isn't all this decorated soldier and founder of the Society for Autistic Children is known for
0 commentsThe deal is part of the ministry's set of global enterprise framework cooperation agreements with multinational companies, the aim of which is to boost Israeli startups.
0 commentsChanges in home prices should be tracked via the Central Bureau of Statistic's quarterly survey - not those of the Justice Ministry's Chief Government Appraiser or the Finance Ministry, the head of the stats bureau said.
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National lottery alleged to have reduced their payouts by hundreds of millions.
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