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Keystone Fund has bid NIS 4.35 billion after last month Generation Capital bid NIS 4.2 billion.

The Canadian fintech company is paying a 9.6% premium on Payoneer’s share price on Nasdaq.

Following the acquisition for more than $250 million, the Canadian identity security company will establish a development center in Israel.

The Israeli satellite company will pay $157.5 million for Comtech’s division, six years after Comtech’s deal to buy Gilat for $577 million collapsed.

Investors apparently see the agreement as disadvantageous for Israel. "Globes" talks to analysts about the market's reaction..

monday Ventures will invest in Israeli companies innovating in the world of work.

Check Point, which not long ago was Israel’s most valuable company on Wall Street, has now slipped to sixth place behind Teva, Elbit Systems, Tower Semiconductor, Nova, and Enlight Renewable Energy.

Oran Holtzman's online cosmetics company was riding very high indeed until it hit a snag with its main advertising partner.

The defense company has one of the largest fleets in the private sector in Israel. The IDF and Israel Aerospace Systems have lately made similar moves.

After 35 years as the controlling shareholder in the income producing real estate company Katzman is looking to relinquish control.

The Israeli company and Anduril have signed a strategic teaming agreement to offer the SIGMA NG Mobile Tactical Cannon for the US Army’s Self-Propelled Howitzer Modernization program.

The Israeli currency has lost ground over the past week after strengthening significantly in recent months.

With stocks at dizzy heights, while bonds are falling, Zvi Stepak analyses the signs of the state of the US stock market.

Israel-founded Payoneer provides small and medium-sized businesses with a solution for carrying out cross-border transactions.

Teva had been in talks to sell its active pharmaceutical ingredients activity but a deal never materialized.

NewMed Energy is trying to reopen the agreement with the Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure because of the strengthening of the shekel against the dollar.

After El Al frequently flyer club’s Fly Card switched to Isracard, ICC CAL has invited cardholders to ‘upgrade’ to its new FlyAll card.

As hostilities between Israel and Iran resumed, the main indices continued last week's slide, and debutant stock Tidhar Group received a cool welcome.

Almadev, formerly Elad Canada and now owned by Canadian company Rester Management, raised NIS 340 million after compromising on its valuation with the financial institutions.

The Bank of Israel ended May with record foreign exchange reserves after intervening to purchase foreign currency.

At its peak the SaaS digital messaging and chat company had a market cap of $4.7 billion but today its market cap is just $26 million.

For customers making US dollar purchases or withdrawals, the bank will keep the rate at NIS 2.89/$ even if it rises higher on the market.

Dr. Marc Abitbol, who founded Jerusalem-based Visionix in 1994, tells “Globes” why he has finally decided to sell the eye care company and step down as CEO.

The move comes after the owners, brothers Michael and David Shabsels, were reported to have emptied the company of its cash.

JP Morgan has been asked to find a buyer for the Israeli investment house. Meitav founder Zvi Stepak: The Stepak family has no intention of selling its shares.

The real estate insurer, which operates in 22 US states, specializes in apartment buildings and condo associations.

The company’s share price opened 22% higher today on Wall Street, giving a market cap of $984.5 million.

Governor of the Bank of Israel Amir Yaron told the Eli Hurvitz Conference that the shekel's appreciation could depress inflation, justifying interest rate cuts.

The owner of US summer camps company Simad Holdings has left those who invested NIS 620 million its bonds in doubt whether they will see their money again.

The Ra’anana-based startup, which has developed counter-drone technology, will become the most expensive-ever acquisition of an Israeli defense company.

As Israelis rush to buy ‘cheap’ foreign currency, many local moneychangers have no dollar and euro banknotes to sell.