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מפעל אינטל ב קריית גת

Israeli Exports Up 5% in 2017, Report Says

31.12.17|Adrian Filut
Troubled pharma company Teva was Israel’s largest exporter in 2017, according to preliminary data from the Ministry of Economy and the Israel Export Institute
אינפו טבע מחירי תרופות גנריות Teva generic drug prices

The Crucial Piece of Information Teva Overlooked

24.12.17|Sophie Shulman
When Teva went full force after Allergan's generic unit Actavis in what has become the company’s most costly acquisition, generic drug prices were already falling.
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CTech’s Weekly Israeli Tech News Roundup

22.12.17|CTech
Softbank leads $120 Million investment in online insurer Lemonade. Teva CEO rejects requests by Israeli prime minister. Blockchain loses magic hold on Tel Aviv investors
בני לנדא מייסד לנדא לאבס

Vindication Leaves Activist Teva Investor in a Glum

22.12.17|Omer Kabir
Tech entrepreneur Benny Landa had sounded the alarm on the generic drugmaker as far back as 2013, but seeing his forecasts realized gives him no satisfaction
בנימין נתניהו ישיבת ממשלה 17.12.17

CTech’s Daily Israeli Tech News Roundup

19.12.17|CTech
Softbank leads $120 Million investment round for AI-based insurance company Lemonade. Teva CEO tells Netanyahu layoffs will proceed as planned. Israel to tax Airbnb hosts directly through the service’s website
עובדי טבע חוסמים את אזור הכניסה ל ירושלים

Teva CEO to Netanyahu: Layoffs will Proceed as Planned

19.12.17|Omri Milman
In a statement, the company said it rejects the Israeli government’s appeal to withdraw cutback plans
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CTech’s Daily Israeli Tech News Roundup

18.12.17|CTech
Teva is once again the largest Israeli company. Car ownership on the wane, says Waze CEO. Facebook restores disputed page following Tel Aviv court ruling
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Following Restructuring Announcements, Teva Reinstated as Israel’s Biggest Company

18.12.17|Lilach Baumer
Teva's stock jumped 18.7% on the New York Stock Exchange between Thursday market opening and Friday market close. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is expected to meet with CEO Kåre Schultz Tuesday
עובדי טבע פתח תקווה מפגינים על ציר ז'בוטינסקי

CTech’s Daily Israeli Tech News Roundup

17.12.17|CTech
Teva might have been better off as a smaller company, new CEO says. Tel Aviv airport, stock market open as in support of Teva employees ends. A new blockchain powered juggernaut stock arrives on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange
אורי טל טנא פרשן שוק ההון

Teva Wants to Be Like Mylan: Agile, Lean and Profitable

17.12.17|Uri Tal-Tenne
The cost-cutting plan revealed Thursday by Teva CEO Kåre Schultz showcases an intention to transform Teva into a lean and efficient generic drug company, much like main competitor Mylan
מנכ"ל טבע החדש קור שולץ

Teva Might Have Been Better Off as a Smaller Company, new CEO Says

17.12.17|Dror Reich
The generic drugs powerhouse is now carrying a $34.7 billion debt—a result of a $40.5 acquisition of Actavis. New CEO Kåre Schultz presented a detailed restructuring plan on Thursday
אחרי ה שביתה נתב"ג טבע פיטורים טיסות טרמינל

Tel Aviv Airport, Stock Market Open as Solidarity Strike Ends

17.12.17|Lior Gutman, Omri Milman and Micky Grunfeld
Israel’s largest labor union called for a half-day strike on Thursday, in support of Teva employees
עובדי חברת טבע ב ירושלים מפגינים נגד ה פיטורים

CTech’s Weekly Israeli Tech News Roundup

15.12.17|CTech
How the Teva drama unfolded. Israeli judge orders Facebook to reinstate a terminated page. Israeli regulator blocks crypto-mining company
עובדי חברת טבע ב ירושלים מפגינים נגד ה פיטורים

CTech’s Daily Israeli Tech News Roundup

14.12.17|CTech
How the Teva drama unfolded. Kochs to invest up 150 million in InSightec. Bitcoin to be discussed in the Israeli parliament for the first time ever
עובדי טבע בקריית שמונה מפגינים

Employees Protest Outside Teva’s Israeli Facilities

14.12.17|Omer Kabir, Yoav Stoler and Keren-Or Grinberg
The demonstrations outside the company's facilities held Thursday foreshadow a full-out strike planned by the company’s employees for Sunday
מנכ"ל טבע החדש קור שולץ 2

Teva to Let Go 14,000 Employees Over the Next Two Years

14.12.17|Lilach Baumer
The company released a statement detailing its reconstruction plan Thursday. CEO Kåre Schultz elaborated on the plan during a call with investors
פסקל סוריו מנכ"ל AstraZeneca

Once Future CEO Could have Taken Teva on a Different Path

14.12.17|Lilach Baumer, Golan Hazani, and Orr Hirschauge
AstraZeneca CEO Pascal Soriot, which backed out of Teva’s CEO position in July, planned on taking the company towards innovation instead of generic focus
אבי ניסנקורן מסיבת עיתונאים טבע פיטורים

Israeli Union Leader Calls for General Strike on Expected Teva Cutback Reports

14.12.17|Dror Reich, Sefi Krupsky, and Adrian Filut
On Wednesday, Calcalist reported Teva intends to terminate over half of its employees in Israel in the next months
מפעל טבע הר חוצבים ירושלים

CTech’s Daily Israeli Tech News Roundup

13.12.17|CTech
Teva to fire half of its Israeli workforce, relocate Israel-based manufacturing operations. The European Investment Fund renews its backing for Israeli tech. Automotive cybersecurity startup Upstream raises $9 Million.
מנכ"ל טבע החדש קור שולץ 2

Teva to Cut Around Half of Israeli Workforce, Outsource Operations

13.12.17|Dror Reich
An internal document reviewed by Calcalist reveals the troubled drugmaker's detailed domestic cost-cutting plans
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