Manuel Trajtenberg News
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s top adviser Eugene Kandel said a decision on who will replace Bank of Israel Governor Stanley Fischer is expected within the next couple of weeks.
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Alon Blue Square Israel Ltd., the supermarket retailer that led gains among Israeli U.S.-traded stocks in April, is rallying on prospects higher food prices will stoke revenue growth.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s shortlist to succeed Stanley Fischer as Bank of Israel head includes Deputy Governor Karnit Flug and Manuel Trajtenberg, one of the premier’s former economic advisers, said two people familiar with the appointment process.
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Israel’s six-year project to improve its Arab community’s job prospects will also help to bolster slowing economic growth, Manuel Trajtenberg, who helped to draft the plan, said in an interview.
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Clal Industries and Investments Ltd. and its cement unit Nesher would be “significantly” affected should the recommendations of a committee on the cost of living be implemented, Clal said today in a statement to the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange. The panel was headed by Israeli economist Manuel Trajtenberg.
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Israeli inflation expectations declined to the lowest level in more than three weeks after the cabinet approved proposals from the government-appointed Trajtenberg committee to address cost-of-living complaints.
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Israel should raise taxes on companies and on individuals who earn more than about $130,000 a year, according to a panel appointed by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in response to protests over the cost of living.
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Rakefet Russak-Aminoach stepped down as chief executive officer of one of Israel’s leading accounting firms in 2003 to pursue her long-time dream of succeeding her mentor, Galia Maor, in the top job at Bank Leumi Le-Israel Ltd.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu renewed his pledge to ease the cost of living after weekend protest rallies brought more than 400,000 people onto the streets.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu again asked the Cabinet to approve the recommendations of a government panel that proposed raising taxes on companies and on individuals who earn more than about $130,000 a year.
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