Africa Israel Delisted After 47 Years on TASE
At its peak nearly 15 years ago, Lev Leviev's Africa Israel was a vast holding company with property around the world
Tel Aviv Stock Exchange
Analysis Israel’s Political Waiting Game Exacting a Growing Price From Its Economy
The economy is showing signs of a slowdown at a time when there’s no effective government to address it
Israeli Amos Satellite Operator Is Close to Being Sold
Talks with buyer Aaron Frenkel value Spacecom at considerably less than stock market cap
Analysis This U.S. Company Turned No Profits in 24 Years. Why Are Israelis Automatically Invested in It?
Small, speculative foreign firms like Liveperson get into Israel’s main indexes — and funds automatically buy them
North American Property Firms Eye Tel Aviv IPOs
Long popular as a place to issue debt, the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange is starting to attract equity offers, too
Israel's Cellular Industry Roils Amid Massive Layoffs, Debt and Mergers
Saban plans to relinquish 30% of stake in Partner Communication as Cellcom eyes layoff of 1,00 employees
Israeli American Billionaire Haim Saban Poised to Cede Partner Stake to Chinese Firm
The return of the communications provider to a Hong Kong company comes amid increased U.S. pressure to limit the role of China in key infrastructure projects in Israel due to concerns of espionage
Israeli Tycoons’ Holding Groups Have Been Cut Down to Size
Research finds their share of the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange and economy has dropped sharply in the last six years
Teva Shares Crash as Settlement Plan for Opioid Suits in the U.S. Is Proposed
Israeli drug giant's shares dropped more than 13% on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange the same day the company's chief financial officer announced his resignation
BlackRock Funds Raise Israeli Ire
U.S. giant launches 15 ETFs on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange that investors can buy in shekels
Tel Aviv Stock Exchange Defies Doubters to Win a $200m Valuation in Its IPO
The final results aren’t in yet, but foreign investors are believed to have bought most of the stock
Locals Doubtful About Tel Aviv Bourse’s IPO
Foreign investors, however, said to look favorably at TASE’s potential as a for-profit corporation
Tel Aviv Stock Exchange Launches Initial Public Offering
TASE plans to sell 31.7 million shares at 7 shekels per share
Toronto Bourse Luring More Israel Firms, and Not Just in Marijuana
The TSX has made itself tech-friendly and counts seven Israeli IPOs since 2013
Israel's Delta Buys a Maker of Victoria’s Secret Bras
Israeli company will pay nothing upfront for Hong- Kong-based Bogart but will cover debt and may make payment later
Tel Aviv Exchange Files for IPO, to Be Led by U.S. Firm Jefferies
Bourse sees offering as step toward upgrading Israel’s flagging capital market
Israel’s Medical Marijuana Stock Bubble Is Starting to Deflate
Industry faces delay in amended export regulations ■ FDA sounds skeptical note on CBDs
Surprise Strike Shuts Tel Aviv Stock Exchange for Five Hours
Foreign traders shocked and paralyzed as TASE trading fails to open at usual time because of strife between union, management ■ Trading set to open 1:15 P.M. Israel time ■ Union spokesman denies strike, blames CEO for cutting staff
Billionaire Buffett Has Probably Taken $213 Million Loss on His Teva Stock
Legendary investor had 3.9% stake in drug marker at end of first quarter
Analysis Teva’s Legal Woes Threaten Its Ability to Repay Heavy Debt
The drug maker not only faces price-fixing allegations in the U.S. but also is a party to a suit on opiod abuse
Gad Zeevi Returns After 20 Years With New Bid for Bezeq
The offer sends shares of the beleaguered telecoms group soaring
Ailing Cellcom Putting Elsztain’s Empire in Jeopardy
The cellular company may need a capital infusion and that could upset the IDB group’s delicate debt position
Bank Hapoalim to Sell Credit Card Unit in a Giant IPO
Bank sets aside another $246 million to cover costs of U.S. tax probe
Tel Aviv Shares Open Higher Despite Netanyahu Draft Indictment
Israeli stock market had been closed since attorney general announced he intends to indict the prime minister
Business in Brief: Trump China Tariff Delay Lifts Tel Aviv Shares
TASE getting another medical marijuana firm ■ Secondary bourse could begin in 2020 ■ Warburg brings in three partners as it completes acquisition of Leumi Card ■ Securities Authority to focus on making Israeli market more attractive to investors
Africa Israel Deal Close as Bondholders Accept Offer
Mega Or and Big Shopping Centers make last-minute bid to buy company’s chief asset, pushing out Moti Ben-Moshe
Business in Brief: TASE Expects IPO to Go Ahead This Year
Securities investigators raid five companies on fraud, insider-trading suspicions ■ Day ends with mild losses
Business in Brief: Tel Aviv Stock Exchange Hires Comedian to Tout Investing in Shares
After year’s wait, KLA-Tencor’s acquisition of Orbotech to be completed Wednesday ■ U.S. hedge fund Starboard sells Mellanox stock at big profit ■ Tel Aviv shares eke out gain in thin trading
Pot Luck: Investing in Israeli Medical Cannabis Stocks Is Guesswork
The growing number of shares trading on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange have soared based mostly on investors’ inchoate hopes – not on fundamentals
Business in Brief: TASE CEO Says Government Is Undercutting Capital Markets
Tel Aviv shares mark their fifth rise in last six sessions ■ Buffet’s Berkshire Hathaway sees Teva holding lose $264 million in value ■ Ratio Petroleum soars on start of Guyana oil exploration ■ Plus500 admits to typo that misled investors about losses