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Wednesday, February 3, 1999
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TASE heads south on dwindling volume
By Ami Ginzburg |
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After two consecutive days of gains, shares slid on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange yesterday. The Maof lost 0.8 percent, returning to 303 points, and the Tel Aviv 100 index dropped by 0.7 percent to 295 points. The total volume of trade stayed low at NIS 143 million.
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Kibbutzim seek financial freedom
By Amiram Cohen, Ha'aretz Correspondent |
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Plan to pool external assets, including Tnuva and Nir, in a joint holding company
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State perks: Not only for the Orthodox
By Ziv Maor |
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A plot of land assessed at NIS 200,000 was sold for NIS 135,000. Where? In a settlement beside the Green Line.
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Compulsory car insurance reform likely to be delayed
By Sami Peretz, Ha'aretz Banking Correspondent |
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The Finance Ministry is unlikely to implement its plan to reform the car insurance industry by the year 2000, as originally planned. Implementation of the reform will apparently be postponed by several months, the ministry's Supervisor of Insurance Tzipi Samet announced during a board meeting at the Avner insurance company on Sunday.
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Tadiran, Manpower to computerize Yad Vashem names
By Avi Blizovsky, Ha'aretz Correspondent |
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Tadiran Information Systems, of the Tadiran group, won the contract to computerize the names of the Holocaust victims collected by Yad Vashem - The Holocaust Martyrs' and Heroes' Remembrance Authority in its Hall of Names. The multinational Manpower group will provide staff for the project as a subcontractor.
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Discount group investing in UPC
By Yoram Gavison, Ha'aretz Correspondent |
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Discount Investments and its sister company PEC received consent yesterday from the Amsterdam-based cable television company United Pan-Europe Communications (UPC) to split the option they held to convert a $90-million loan they gave UPC into shares.
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Tender to rank local hotels is up for grabs
By Irit Rosenblum, Ha'aretz Tourism Correspondent |
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The Tourism Ministry will be publishing an international tender tomorrow to rank Israel's hotels.
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