Shareholders Challenge Harel Hershtik, Seek to Replace Exalium Board

Shareholders are reportedly seeking to replace the board of directors at Exalium, led by Harel Hershtik. The article does not provide specific details on the reasons for this challenge or the identities of the shareholders involved.

In other financial news, oil prices are nearing $100 per barrel due to Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia, contributing to declines in European markets. The stock exchange opened with slight drops, and the dollar strengthened against the shekel.

Separately, a suspected large-scale theft of approximately 40 million shekels in cash has occurred from Dor Alon fueling stations. The article also touches on various investment topics, including potential returns from dealing with tenants, information for parents regarding autism in 2025, the appeal of the Polish stock market, an investor's guide to the S&P 500 index, and how a bank index ETF operates.

Additionally, the report notes six records for the dollar/shekel exchange rate in the past 30 years. It also mentions a fund with $10 billion that invested in Google and Nvidia and is preparing for the next revolution, as well as the compensation and profits of senior executives at The Phoenix, totaling 100 million shekels. The article briefly touches on the financial costs of divorce, including legal fees and disputes over pensions and options, and mentions a conflict that turned a settlement of wealthy Israelis into a battleground, leading to a complete rift between two powerful families.