Ruth Schuster

Partner stands at risk of a creditor takeover, while long Israeli lifespans hit Harel hard.

Sde Dov airport is here to stay, brave investors might like Israeli banks, open shorts on a steep climb.

Clal sells Guard Financial for less than hoped, Shimshon gas well operator dries up, bus riders spared a price hike – for now.

Analysts downgrade Israel Chemicals after stock's surge, El Al cuts loss, Beiga Shochat quits Mizrahi-Tefahot board.

Milk production plummets as Israeli cows overheat while war talk makes markets jittery.

Partner Communications shedding users while Elbit's operating profit is on the rise.

Melisron raises debt, an analyst worries about estate bonds, Mainrom's owners seek exit and Yossi Ackerman resigns from Elbit.

The company announces its pioneering camera-in-a-capsule won't be replacing invasive colon endoscopic procedures after all; SodaStream trounces forecasts.

Leading indicators are not looking good and anticipation of VAT hike drives car imports; on the upside, pears are in season.

Elbit inks deal for unmanned aerial vehicles while Alvarian consolidates stock.

Big telecom companies bleeding customers, flight tax not cleared for takeoff.

Transport Minister eyes China for railroad job despite U.S. interest, while agricultural exports slump 5 percent.

Allot acquires Oversi, Industrial Building still sticking around Toronto, a departure from Africa Israel, and the Ministry of Industry and Trade gives birth to Metro 450.

Discount Investments settles a class-action motion, MALAM-Team votes retoactively on manager Shlomo Eisenberg's pay, Tel Aviv stocks gain - a little.

Ormat opens U.S. power plant, Netanyahu raises taxes, Israeli fund buys a piece of highway and Teva opens Indian pharma plant.

Alrov and Housing & Construction manage to scrape together NIS 400 million, while the Health Ministry growls over a proposed budget cut.

Don't take Delek Real Estate deal, says Migdal Capital Markets; Tshuva sells properties in Canada/

Idan Ofer expanding his Chinese car manufacturing business as the shekel shrinks.

Hapoalim spared the analyst's wrath; strapped Petrochemicals in talks to sell Avgol stake.

Share prices on Tel Aviv Stock Exchange tank following UBS review while Mizrahi-Tefahot bank smiles upon its new five-year plan.

It was busy week for Israeli pharma – plus an American high-tech company expands in Israel and the elderly strike a legal blow against ageism.

Kadima fleeing coalition portends early elections. Brace for budget brouhaha as early elections loom.

Maariv eyes a significant mark down and Israeli Corporation hands off solar power to Sunflower.

Also: Israel's stake in the God-particle accelerator, women to work a few more years, and business jobs go down.

Eliezer Fishman divesting in Canada, bondholder sues to liquidate Petro Group