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In Big Win for Opponents of Israel's Natural Gas Cartel, Supreme Court OKs Class Action Suit
Justices allow suit claiming Tamar partners overcharged Israel Electric Corp. to proceed
Turning an Army Outpost Into a Boutique Hotel: Tackling Israel's White Elephant Epidemic
Israel’s three biggest cities have some 1.5 million square meters of space in derelict buildings such as former movie theaters and telephone exchanges. Converting them brings many challenges, including from local residents and business owners
Arrest of Israeli Binary Options Executive Signals Start of Major U.S. Crackdown
Yukom CEO Lee Elbaz was not aware of criminal complaint against her when she was detained by the FBI; she could face 20 years in prison
Israel Falls Short in Attempts to Get More Ultra-Orthodox Men Into Workforce
The percentage of Haredi men who are employed or actively looking for work has fallen in the last two years, treasury report warns
To Get a High-tech Job in Israel, a Lot Depends on Where You Went to School
Despite the shortage of employees in the sector, 36% of graduates in relevant fields aren’t working in high-tech, where employers prefer a university degree over a college diploma
Siemens Wins $1 Billion Contract for Israel Railway’s New Self-propelling Train Cars
Expanding the railway’s train fleet has become critical since an increase in passengers has led to heavy crowding at peak hours
Fallen Israeli Tycoon Accused of Moving $453 Million to Dutch Company
The explanations given for massive offshore transfer 'contradict one another,' says special administrator
Is Israel's Biggest Telecoms Company Sabotaging Its Competitors?
TheMarker finds that many customers and competitors accuse Bezeq of bullying and sabotage
Israel Bars Energy Companies From Passing on Costs of Pipeline Fault to Consumers
Prices rise as power companies turn to alternative fuel while Tamar offshore field is being repaired
