X-ray Firm Nanox Files for $125m U.S. Offering
Wall Street offering values the company at as much as $600 million
Eran Azran
Amid Coronavirus Rally, Israeli Biotech Taps Wall St.
Companies have or are poised to raise nearly $500 million in initial or secondary offerings
Chevron Agrees to Buy Noble, Key Player in Israeli Energy Sector, for $5 Billion
'Game changer' deal will bring a global energy major into the Israeli market for the first time
Former WeWork CEO Adam Neumann Just Invested $10M in These Companies
Eight months after he was ousted from the office-sharing company he founded, the Israeli-American entrepreneur worth $450 million is back
Shopping at Israeli Malls Plunges as COVID-19 Stages a Comeback
Sales rose in May as lockdown eased, but have since been heading lower causing losses for retailers and mall operators alike
This IPO Will Test Israeli Stock Market's Appetite for Meat Substitutes and Other High-tech Food
Next Food plans to raise $5.8 million to invest in meat-substitute startups
CEO of Israeli Building Company Shikun & Binui on Way Out After One Year
Eyal Lapidot reportedly lost the trust of controlling shareholder Naty Saidoff over his role in Clal affair
Tycoon Garage Sale Raises $720m in Short Order for Yitzhak Tshuva’s Indebted Delek
Company has been selling assets at a breakneck pace in last few weeks to keep creditors at bay
How Can the World’s Stock Markets Be Rallying as a Pandemic Rages?
One reason is that they have been flooded with government cash. In Israel, however, investors are surprisingly bullish about an economic recovery
Israeli Natural Gas Exports Fell in March, April
State-owned pipeline operator warns exports to Jordan, Egypt may not return to pre-coronavirus levels
Analysis Delek Wins Reprieve From Bondholders, but Risks Lie Ahead for Controlling Shareholder
In tentative deal, bondholders agreed to give tycoon a year to raise cash for his indebted energy group. He may not succeed
Israel's Delek Group Headed for a Debt Deal Amid Signs It Can’t Meet Payments
‘Delek will find it difficult to meet all its obligations without rescheduling payments or a haircut,’ IBI analyst says
Analysis Israel’s Delek Group Must Finally Be Freed From Its Feckless Main Shareholder
Yitzhak Tshuva's dangerous, leveraged purchase of Chevron’s North Sea fields is only one of many problems over two decades
Coronavirus Outbreak Risks Control of Empires for Two Israeli Tycoons
Delek’s Yitzhak Tshuva and IDB group’s Eduardo Elsztain wrestling with nervous creditors as asset values plunge
Coronavirus Fears in Israel Send Shekel and Stocks Tumbling
Drop of 3.7% on Thursday against dollar brings loss since February 11 to 6.4%
As Shares in Israeli Energy Group Delek Tumble, Risk of a Debt Bailout Looms
Yitzhak Tshuva’s holding company has taken a big hit on the stock market from the collapse of oil prices
Israeli Summer Travel Reservations Down 60% as Coronavirus Stings
El Al Airlines has moved ahead on plans to lay off 1,000 employees and cut executives’ salaries due to nixed flights
Israel Conceals Data on Gas Exports to Egypt and Jordan
Citing commercial secrecy, data on overseas sales from the Leviathan gas field are disguised under other categories of exports
Analysis Treasury Borrows, Central Bank Invests, Israel Loses
Israel issues overseas debt at an average rate of 3% while the Bank of Israel’s growing forex portfolio earns just 1%
Israelis Earn Big Returns Lending Money to Americans
Three local funds have combined portfolios of $640 million in loans they bought from U.S. peer-to-peer lenders
Israeli Energy Company Denies Egyptian Attack on Gas Pipeline
Controlling shareholder Yitzhak Tshuva attributes report to disinformation campaign aimed at scuttling Israeli natural gas exports
Israeli Firms Start to Feel Pinch of Coronavirus, but Aren’t Panicking
Stock exchange rebounds from Sunday’s selloff. Analysts say economic impact on Israel and the world hinges on how long the epidemic lasts
Israeli Gas Is Great – for Egypt and Jordan
Leviathan gas reserve was billed a 'national project'. It's now online but 85% of the gas will go to Egypt, Jordan for a lower price than Israelis pay
The Israeli Startup Reinventing the Wheel
REE puts the engine and other key systems in wheels, creating more efficient vehicles; it is now raising money at a $580 million valuation
Not Keeping Up Kim Kardashian West, Israeli Eyewear Brand Parting Ways Early
Social media and reality TV megastar role as spokeswoman failed to live up to Israeli eyewear company’s expectations for U.S. launch
Israeli Amos Satellite Operator Is Close to Being Sold
Talks with buyer Aaron Frenkel value Spacecom at considerably less than stock market cap
Rockets to Have Limited Economic Impact, Say Analysts
In the wake of the fighting, bank branches were closed not only near the Gaza Strip but as far north as Tel Aviv, other than key branches
Energy Investors Rejoice: Israel-Egypt Gas Pipeline Deal Finally Expected to Go Through
Texas-based Noble Energy, Israel’s Delek Drilling and Egyptian East Gas Co. have partnered in a venture called EMED ■ Deal expected to start in January
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
Israeli Startup JFrog Weighing Nasdaq IPO at $1.5 Billion Valuation
Sources told TheMarker that the company, which develops DevOps tools, has begun meeting with investment bankers