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TheMarkerGeneral

From the Window You Can See a Power Plant, But Those Who Benefit From Its Electricity May Not Necessarily Live Here

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

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  • This text is a list of headlines and article teasers from an Israeli news site, covering business, markets, real estate, health, and high-tech.
  • It includes items on Teva layoffs, Payoneer, exchange rates, and Israel's housing market.
From the Window You Can See a Power Plant, But Those Who Benefit From Its Electricity May Not Necessarily Live Here
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The biggest offering of the year is unfolding very differently from anything we have seen so far. Teva is laying off 250 employees in Israel, from a $1 billion valuation to mass layoffs: behind the turmoil in the promising unicorn, the company that was delisted from the stock exchange wants to write off Payoneer at $2.7 billion. Why does it need it? More than Israel, the Emirates and South Africa: the man who earns $3.6 million an hour. Autism in 2025: what parents need to know, in cooperation with Dr. Avi Brecher. 6 records of the dollar shekel exchange rate in the last 30 years. Hedge funds in trust. What are the main differences between the Tel Aviv 35 and Tel Aviv 125 stock indices? Where is Israel's real estate market headed in 2026?

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