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Gilad Erdan
Committee should shape policy on use of natural resources, urges Erdan

The committee would examine the entire subject of exploitation and use of resources, including the collection of information on natural resource reserves in Israel, Erdan suggests.

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MKs behind anti-price tagging law: We were bamboozled into sponsoring it

Bill would let retailers drop price labels from individual products if they place electronic price tags on shelves instead.

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The bill that drafted itself: MKs, ministers denounce anti-price-tag bill after TheMarker reports supermarkets sponsored it

Supermarkets are continuing to deny any connection to the proposal, maintaining that they were not the ones to hire lobbying firm Goren Amir to advance it.

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chicken coop  - Dror Artzi - 08012012
Who's afraid of Trajtenberg? Farmers, canners say social reforms will mean layoffs

Israel's tuna canning industry employs about 1,100 workers, whose jobs would be lost if import duties are lowered on canned tuna, say canning companies.

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supermarket pricing - Daniel Tchetchik - 08012012
Source: Supermarkets behind anti-price tag bill

Senior government sources say the proposal, which received the minister's approval last week, would serve the grocery stores' interests at consumers' expense.

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The consumer loses

The proposal's drafters - backed by the Ministerial Committee for Legislation on Wednesday - hinted that the change would lower costs and therefore also lower prices.

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Treasury vows to override Trade Ministry, reduce tax on food

The local business sector claims that reducing customs levies on food items will financially hurt local producers.

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Chestnuts
Treasury wants to fast-track tax cuts for food

Finance Ministry wants to abolish customs on imported food products that aren't also produced in Israel.

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Cottage-cheese protesters take aim at banks

Protesters: The banking and financial system 'has grown accustomed to partying at the public's expense with its insane fees and excessively forgiving attitude toward tycoons.'

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Ministers approve ICL deal despite sharp dispute

Finance Minister Yuval Steinitz says Israel Chemicals agreement would increase the country's revenues by NIS 700 million to NIS 1 billion a year.

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Dead Sea - Michal Fattal - January 2012
State's latest offer to Israel Chemicals buries royalties

The state and ICL have been negotiating a proposal over how much the company should pay in royalties, as well as what portion of the costs it should bear in order to dredge salt evaporation in the Dead Sea.

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The Dead Sea Works plant at the Dead Sea - Emil Salman
ICL bows to state, will shoulder bill for saving Dead Sea hotels

Finance Minister Yuval Steinitz threatened to convene a public committee to discuss company's responsibilities if ICL didn't accept proposal for cost-sharing, royalties.

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veggies - 28122011
Warring ministries shoot down plan to lower import tax on food

No progress has been made for months due to a dispute between the Finance Ministry and the Industry Ministry regarding timeframe.

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Customs duties to be scrapped on 700 imported items

List of items to be exempted from customs duties is still being finalized at the Tax Authority, but will probably hardly be changed by Finance Minister Yuval Steinitz.

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Dead Sea
Israel Chemicals agrees to pay 90% of cost for dredging southern Dead Sea

Final agreement with state remains pending; total costs unclear.

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Nochi Dankner
Concentration recommendations will hurt business, claim tycoons

Tycoons responded to position papers published by government's Committee on Increasing Competitiveness in the Economy.

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Duty free imports, but only for some goods / Cabinet postpones votes on proposals to lower cost of living

A cabinet meeting to make a decision on whether or not to adopt recommendations of the Trajtenberg committee on socioeconomic change ended without a decision on nearly all of the issues.

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The Dead Sea - Gil Cohen-Magen
Ministers: Dead Sea Works should cover salt cleanup

The cost of the cleanup is estimated at between NIS 3.8 billion (says the company) and NIS 5 billion (says the government).

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Dead Sea - Gil Cohen-Magen - 18112011
ICL to pay most of cost for dredging southern Dead Sea

Israel Chemicals willing to spend NIS 3 billion to stop flooding.

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Trade with China to increase to $10b in 2012

Chinese Vice Minister of Commerce Zhong Shan met on Thursday with ministry officials and told of his intentions to advance a mutual free trade agreement between the countries.

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leviev - Ofer Vaknin - November 17 2011
Dispute in Leviev group over alleged Namibian gem swap

Channel 2 investigative program alleges former Lev Leviev Diamonds manager stole high-quality Namibian diamonds and replaced them with poor ones.

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Nathan Hetz - David Bachar - 16112011
Concentration committee urging 'administrative absurdity'? Corporate governance ideas will create havoc, says Alony Hetz

Alony Hetz Properties and Investments propose public subsidiaries of public companies be required to have a majority of independent directors.

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protest by Pri Hagalil - Yaron Kaminsky - 15112011
Manufacturers bracing for recession

Scope remains relatively minor but worse could be coming, warn some economists.

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Cabinet Trajtenberg 29.10.12
Despite PM's promises, most Trajtenberg recommendations may never become law

Sections left out deal with cutting defense budget, reducing benefits for Haredim, increasing competition in the automotive sector and improving public transportation.

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