Assaf Rappaport on an Israeli buying spree, and Oren Dobronsky pays a high price

Bank of Jerusalem shares plummeted: the connection to the absence in Vienna and the clarifications

Bank of Jerusalem shares lost about 12% of their value for a short time within minutes against the backdrop of unverified rumors on social networks, and then returned almost to where they started after the bank's clarification. All the details and the Bank of Jerusalem's response.

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Oren Dobronsky pays a high price because of Likud: he will lose millions of dollars

Benjamin Netanyahu's decision to reserve the 11th spot in Likud for Oren Dobronsky puts the high-tech entrepreneur in front of an especially heavy price tag, which could cost him millions of dollars due to legal requirements in the United States.

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Liora Ofer celebrates: the new move that will bring in billions and the deal with Nvidia

Melisron presents strong reports: the company's representative annual target will stand at 1.82 billion shekels, alongside an impressive jump in mall revenues despite the war and a giant deal with the technology company Nvidia.

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Assaf Rappaport does not stop: on the way to buy McDonald's Israel

After the giant deal in which Wiz was sold to Google for 32 billion dollars, and the purchase of Channel 13, the founder of the cyber giant is examining entry into a completely new field: Rappaport held contacts with global McDonald's regarding the Israeli franchise, which operates 225 branches across the country.

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After a jump of 3,400%: SanDisk buys back shares for about 20 billion dollars

Since returning to the market as an independent company, SanDisk has been showing phenomenal results and confirming share buyback plans in a cumulative amount of about 20 billion dollars. With a backlog of contracts of about 94 billion dollars and a forward P/E ratio of only 6 - is the company still trading at a discount?

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Elbit CEO: "Europe's rearmament trend is still far from exhausted"

After a quarter in which profit jumped by tens of percent and the order backlog climbed to 32 billion dollars, Elbit CEO Bezhalel Machlis explains to ice why the wave of demand from Europe is still nowhere near an end, how the company is increasing investments significantly to keep up with the pace, and why even the sharp jump in tax payments did not stop the growth.

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Levi Eshkol's grandson already headed a company that collapsed: now he returns to the stock exchange

Epitomee Medical, which lost about 61% of its value in the last year, is replacing its CEO and appointing someone who managed to bring a company in the field to a valuation of 400 million dollars - but was also there when it collapsed. Along the way, the board of directors is asking to grant him 5% of the company. Is this the choice that will rescue the investors, and is the company hinting that it is on the way to a sale?

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