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Loom Systems has developed an AIOps solution for predicting and solving IT problems.

The consortium will plan, construct, and operate the new supply center for 26 years.

FIMI is increasing its stake in the Israel plasma-derived protein therapeutics company from 9% to 21%.

The Hydrop system high-altitude high-precision aerial firefighting system was demonstrated successfully in Israel.

Apax is planning on splitting Psagot's provident funds from the mutual funds and portfolio management.

The newly appointed CEO would reportedly prefer to merge with Hot but Golan Telecom and even Partner could also be options.

The DavidShield-PassportCard group is jointly controlled by founder Alon Ketzef and US insurance company White Mountains.

The Israeli satellite networks company's share price is up sharply today on reports it might be acquired at a premium by an international company.

Clal Biotech stands to receive shares worth $2.1 million in German company BioNTech, which is acquiring US company Neon Therapeutics.

The Supreme Court has upheld a ruling in the Tel Aviv District Court.

The Israeli Cyber Companies Consortium provides cybersecurity solutions to governments.

Elad Group handles Tshuva's real estate business in North America.

Merrill Lynch's analysts observe that the Bank of Israel is determined to weaken the Israeli currency.

Epic Suisse, which holds commercial centers, offices, and distribution centers, has a NIS 4.3 billion value.

Analysts forecast that the December Consumer Price Index rose 0.1%, leaving inflation in 2019, well below the 1%-3% target range.

The US medical device company will pay close to the $60 million that LifeBond has raised from investors.

The committee focused on digital platforms for offerings, trading, and clearance of securities using distributed ledger technology.

Last year, Motixafortide received Orphan Drug Designation for the treatment of Pancreatic Cancer from the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA).

The total value of exits of up to $5 billion in 2019 was the highest ever, with $14.84 billion in 2019, compared with $12.63 billion in 2018.

The company's systems can collect and analyze data from mobile phones for law enforcement agencies.

Perion Network is paying up to $73 million for New York and Tel Aviv-based Content IQ.

At the JP Morgan Healthcare Conference, Teva CEO Kare Schultz said the company was on target with streamlining and debt reduction, and outlined its strategy for the Chinese market.

Analyst Steve Weiss has also cut the Israeli cybersecurity company's target price by 6% from $115 to $106.

Completion of the NIS 40 million deal is contingent on Talma's IPO, which aims to raise NIS 150-200 million.

Elbit Systems unit IMI Systems will provide the Finnish Defense Forces with NATO compliant 120mm High Explosive Multi-Purpose ammunition.

An investment decision on the oil project in the Gulf of Mexico is expected within the next few months.

Insurance group Harel has bought 33% of the rights in two buildings in San Francisco's South Financial District.

MSD Capital, the family office of US technology billionaire Michael Dell, sold a 2% stake in the Israeli supermarket chain, leaving it with just over 5%.

The underground park and ride lot beneath Shazar Boulevard will have 1,370 parking spaces.

The Menivim REIT fund has bought three sites in the Tefen industrial zone and land and buildings in Nahariya.

Clal Insurance will invest NIS 150 million towards the cost of the land and construction of a 34-floor office tower.