
Israeli Online Advertising Company IronSource Planning IPO at $6b Valuation
One of Israel’s biggest independent internet companies is currently valued at $1.7 billion and has been profitable for more than a decade
One of Israel’s biggest independent internet companies is currently valued at $1.7 billion and has been profitable for more than a decade
Operator of Israeli gas fields is opposing deputy attorney general's opinion that it must give up veto right over decisions at the Tamar field
By ceding its veto power over the Tamar gas field, the U.S. energy giant would set things right
After acquiring Noble Energy, energy giant unwilling to lower price
With strong support from the government and the stock market, and not to mention the coronavirus economy, the industry has taken off in 2020
Vgarden, controlled by Kibbutz Gan Shmuel, is riding global foodtech wave
The East Mediterranean Gas Form, which seeks to promote energy exports from the region, also unites rivals of Turkey amid dispute with member states Greece and Cyprus over regional gas drilling rights
Real estate group Lahav joins supermarket mogul in deal, which values Delek Israel unit at NIS 750 million, will provide energy tycoon Yitzhak Tshuva with badly needed cash
TASE CEO Ittai Ben-Zeev says the pandemic is pushing companies to go public
Industry is hopeful that August momentum can be sustained during the High Holidays – if the government doesn’t declare another lockdown
Surprise announcement of possible deal on Ithaca comes amid wider second-quarter loss for group
Some see Israel's currency making more gains, but others say greenback is due for a comeback thanks to changing Fed policy and weak Israeli economy
The 164-kilometer line will be built through Kuwait and northern Saudi Arabia to eastern Amman
Wall Street offering values the company at as much as $600 million
Companies have or are poised to raise nearly $500 million in initial or secondary offerings
'Game changer' deal will bring a global energy major into the Israeli market for the first time
Eight months after he was ousted from the office-sharing company he founded, the Israeli-American entrepreneur worth $450 million is back
Sales rose in May as lockdown eased, but have since been heading lower causing losses for retailers and mall operators alike
Next Food plans to raise $5.8 million to invest in meat-substitute startups
Eyal Lapidot reportedly lost the trust of controlling shareholder Naty Saidoff over his role in Clal affair
Company has been selling assets at a breakneck pace in last few weeks to keep creditors at bay
One reason is that they have been flooded with government cash. In Israel, however, investors are surprisingly bullish about an economic recovery
State-owned pipeline operator warns exports to Jordan, Egypt may not return to pre-coronavirus levels
In tentative deal, bondholders agreed to give tycoon a year to raise cash for his indebted energy group. He may not succeed
‘Delek will find it difficult to meet all its obligations without rescheduling payments or a haircut,’ IBI analyst says
Yitzhak Tshuva's dangerous, leveraged purchase of Chevron’s North Sea fields is only one of many problems over two decades
Delek’s Yitzhak Tshuva and IDB group’s Eduardo Elsztain wrestling with nervous creditors as asset values plunge
Drop of 3.7% on Thursday against dollar brings loss since February 11 to 6.4%
Yitzhak Tshuva’s holding company has taken a big hit on the stock market from the collapse of oil prices
El Al Airlines has moved ahead on plans to lay off 1,000 employees and cut executives’ salaries due to nixed flights