Passover perspectives: Israeli executives answer the Four Questions
After years of financial and legal problems, Israel’s Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd. named No.19 among the world’s top 20 best-earning pharmaceutical companies.
The rating, published earlier this month, removed a negative watch on Israel's score - an indicator that Fitch no longer plans to drop its rating in the near term.
The outbreak of the Israel-Hamas war in October led to a doubling of Israel's borrowing in the past year, with the state raising 160 billion shekels in debt.
All-in-all, companies that have successfully integrated a cultural component into their merger strategy are more successful in the long term.
In the face of adversity, Ogen’s $100 million fund provides essential aid to families, businesses, and nonprofits.
The Blue Line project in Jerusalem includes the construction of tracks for three light rail lines 31 kilometers long from the Gilo and Talpiot neighborhoods in the city’s south to Ramot in the north.
Pasternak explained that companies whose clients are abroad may have sympathy for the situation in Israel, but there is a limit to how much this will impact their business decisions.
The unprecedented rise in the number of Israelis featured on Forbes' list is mainly attributed to the continued growth of Israel's hi-tech industry.
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