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Teva share price struggles to recover following $6 billion market loss
The financial results were actually positive, at the higher end of analysts' forecasts, but profit guidance for 2025 disappointed the market.
US Supreme Court rejects Teva challenge to $235 million GSK award in patent dispute
Israel's Teva Pharm to start paying US opioid settlement in 2023, says CEO
Teva's new migraine drug helps contain profit fall
A tribute to companies whose products have become Israeli icons worldwide
ZIM CEO Eli Glickman pays homage to the CEOs of Teva Israel, Mehadrin, Keter Plastic, and other prominent Israeli companies
Netanyahu thanks United States for 'defending Israel's truth'
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that American Vice President Pence is “a great friend of Israel and a great friend of Jerusalem.”
Nation girds for general strike today in protest of Teva layoffs
Morning flights halted at Ben-Gurion, public transit to operate as usual.
Politicians can decry Teva layoffs, but why did they give billions in tax breaks?
Teva has benefited from an estimated NIS 22 billion ($6.2b.) in tax breaks and subsidies from 2006 until today.
Teva Pharmaceuticals to lay off 14,000 employees worldwide, 1,750 in Israel
Teva's shares rallied on Thursday in response to the proposed cutbacks, rising more than 15% in one day on the Tel Aviv stock exchange, as of 4pm Israel time.
Teva Pharmaceuticals considers laying-off 10,000 workers
The Petah Tikva-based company seeks to reduce its expenses by $1.5 billion to $2 billion in the next two years.
Saving Teva
Why the pharmaceutical giant needs to be bailed out
Teva shares plunge again after weak third-quarter
Stock price at lowest level since 2000
Yaron Neudorfer, CEO of Social Finance Israel, pays for success
Social Finance Israel, led by Yaron Neudorfer and his team, has dipped its toe into the water.
Teva reduces projected layoffs
Once dominant Israeli drug company Teva Pharmaceuticals continues to be battered.
Pharmaceutical giant Teva to lay off employees at Israel branches
Israeli media assesses that at some 300 employees would lose their jobs.
