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Articles in November, 1993 issue of Israel Business Today

• Public directors - pros and cons.
• Markets more potent than armies. (Israeli-Palestinian relations)
  by Dichek, Bernard
• EC friendlier toward Israel. (easing banking and insurance restrictions)
• Upcoming Ortal IPO. (Ortal Die Casting and Dies' initial public offering)
• Weizmann Institute scientists awarded. (Harry Lipkin, Izchak Steinberg win Weizmann Prize of the City of Tel Aviv)
• Armon wins award. (Armon Networking Ltd., 1993 European Networking Innovation Award - Certificate of Merit)
• Good sounds from In Other Words. (company to translate computerized sound effects from Interactive Publishing)
• Magal Security Systems. (Israeli Stock Advisory) (Column)
  by Dichek, Bernard
• Paper mills reports net income rise. (American Israeli Paper Mills)
• Agrexco markets Ivory Coast produce. (Agrexco Agricultural Export Company Ltd.)
• Union Bank profit surge. (Union Bank of Israel)
• New Optomics devices. (Optomic Technologies' optical lens quality control system)
• Carmel Carpets rolled out. (Tel Aviv, Israel, court rules that it must be sold as an operating concern)
• HiTEC opportunities. (HiTEC Har Hotzvim Technology Entrepreneurship Center)
  by Dichek, Bernard
• Selling the banks. (Bank Leumi, Bank Hapoalim)
• $85 M aid for territories. (World Bank aid to Gaza Strip)
• Magic, I.I.S., ECI make Forbes list. (Magic Software Enterprises, I.I.S. Intelligent Information Systems Ltd., ECI Telecom, Forbes list of 100 most successful small companies)
• Tempo goes tropical. (Tempo Beer Industries to market tropical fruit-flavored soft drink)
• Bank Hapoalim to sell holdings in bank. (Bank Otzar Hahayal securities)
• Luxury housing prices skyrocket. (Israeli apartment houses)
• Meir Ezra buys Sunfrost shares. (Meir Ezra and Son Ltd.)
• $60 M project in north T.A. (Tel Aviv, Israel on land purchased from the Israel Lands Development Authority)
• Housing and development for sale. (Housing and Development for Israel to be privatized)
• Call for tax on TASE. (Tel Aviv Stock Exchange)
• New disposable cup plant. (D.C. Pack Ltd.)
• EC includes Israel in Europe. (as part of the European bloc)
• IAI directors approve recovery plan. (Israel Aircraft Industries)
• Israel-China $2 B deal. (Israeli contractors to build Shanghai, China sewage system)
• Two new insurance companies proposed. (Israel Ministry of Finance)
• Government apartments may be sold at loss. (Israel)
• New Moscow-Tel Aviv flights. (Trans-Aero)
• Print it in Indigo. (Indigo's new printing technology)
  by Dichek, Bernard
• Maritime Bank sails into turnaround. (Maritime Bank of Israel)
• New marble engraving technique. (Isralaser develops marble inserting process)
• Tadiran supplies Australian army.
• M-Systems - Maxtor strategic partnership. (M-Systems Flash Disk Pioneers)
• Saudis interested in TASE. (Tel Aviv Stock Exchange)
• ECI sales up 31%. (ECI Telecom)
• Scintillating diamond sales. (Israel)
• Ormat-Philippines agreement. (Ormat Industries to build geothermal power plant for the Philippines)
• Arco buys Motorola circuit production. (Arco Electronic Control Ltd. buys Motorola Communications Israel's electronic circuit production operations)
• Stricter flotation regulations. (Tel Aviv Stock Exchange imposes stricter floating regulations)
• Arabs milk Yotvata know-how. (Yotvata Dairy plans to sell dairy farming technology to Arab countries)
• Bus stop minstrels. (Poster Media (Israel) musical bus stop ads)
• Laser beams at profits. (Laser Industries)
• New Azimuth medical subsidiary. (Azimuth Medical Systems Ltd.)
• IEI prepares Chinese guide. (Israel Export Institute, guide on joint ventures with Chinese companies)
• American Airlines to fly El Al. (purchasing El Al Israel Airlines securities)
• Jerusalem Business Conference 1993.
• Camel grinds across Channel. (Camel Grinding Wheel Works, Sarid Ltd.'s grinding wheel sales to Geismar)
• Dan Dreamer. (named Lazer Trip managing director) (Executive Appointments) (Brief Article)
• Forbes says Israel can be economic center. (Forbes Magazine publisher Stephen Forbes)
• Mutual funds index up 15.6% (Israel)
• Yozma to be privatized.
• New car orders fall. (Israel)
• E.F.I. sharpens printers. (Electronics For Imaging develops Eficolor color printing software package)
• Teva profits double. (Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd.)
• Breeding incubators. (TEIC business incubator)
• Moriah - largest hotel group. (Moriah Enterprises Inc. to manage three israeli resort hotels)
• Israel energy cooperation with Egypt.
• IAI to set up center in Philippines. (Israel Aircraft Industries)
• Elron net income down. (Elron Electronic Industries)
• Rotem Fertilizers $155 M project. (development project)
• New Israel-EC pact by 1994. (economic treaty)
• Technion fundraising breaks records. (Technion - Israel Institute of Technology)
• Dolev to go public on TASE. (Dolev Insurance Co., Tel Aviv Stock Exchange)
• Flat income tax proposed. (Israel Knesset members)
• Ratio Oil tests continue. (Ratio Oil Exploration continues Gan Yavneh, Israel, oil exploration)
• Shamtan roof sealant. (Shamtan Lubricants and Chemicals Ltd. develops acrylic weatherproofing roof paint)
• Efraim Wachtel; Director of Marketing & Sales RAD Data Communications. (Personal Profile) (Column)
  by Dichek, Bernard
• Scitex international agreements. (contracts from Philips, Elscint and General Electric)
• New entertainment network. (Israel Entertainment Computer Network)
• Israel-Turkey Business Council. (formed to promote trade)
• Record number of apartments built in '92.
• LanOptics teams with Cisco. (Cisco Systems Inc., remote access technology project)
• Moroccan delegation visits Israel.
• Plan formulated to retire Kibbutz debts. (United Kibbutz Movement and Hakibbutz Haartzi)
• Leumi wants to expand into pensions, insurance. (Bank Leumi le-Israel)
• New horizons for telemarketing. (Ofek Systems and Communications develops telemarketing computer software programs)
• LANNET reports record sales. (LANNET Data Communications)

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