Finance : Israel : Stock Exchange
Given Imaging rises 6.4% on Spanish trial results
Given Imaging Ltd. rose 6.4% on Nasdaq in after-hours trading yesterday, after announcing a Spanish study, which demonstrated that the company's Agile patency capsule aided physicians in identifying patients with known strictures (areas where the gastroenterological tract has narrowed) whose small bowel patency was sufficient for the PillCam small bowel video capsule to pass. Capsule endoscopy helped physicians diagnose numerous small bowel diseases in these patients.
May 1, 2008, 15:55

Finance : Israel : Stock Exchange
Ampal-American Israel Corporation Successfully Completes Series B Debenture Offering in Israel
Ampal raised 540 million NIS (approximately $155 million) and considering the increase of the offering in an additional amount of up to 37.8 million NIS (approximately $10.8 million) subject to the Tel-Aviv Stock Exchange approval.
Apr 29, 2008, 14:12

Finance : Israel : Stock Exchange
Israeli start-up Eyeblaster files for Nasdaq IPO
Israeli start-up Eyeblaster has filed a prospectus for a Wall Street IPO. The firm develops technologies to manage on-line advertising campaigns. The firm counts advertising agencies as well as MSN, Yahoo, and AOL among its clients. Eyeblaster's technology puts it as a competitor to giants Google, which bought DoubleClick for over $3 billion, and Microsoft, which bought Atlas Media developer Aquantive for around $6 billion.
Mar 11, 2008, 18:00

Finance : Israel : Stock Exchange
Analysts see Check Point strength
Citi and Oscar Gruss & Sons have reiterated their "Buy" recommendations for Check Point Software Technologies Ltd. in the wake of the company's financial report for the fourth quarter of 2007 and the year as a whole. Citi also raised its target price for the share from $28 to $29, a 43% premium on its price of $20.19 at the date of the report. Oscar Russ reiterated its target price of $31 for the share. Check Point rose 1.4% yesterday to $21.40.
Jan 24, 2008, 12:20

Finance : Israel : Stock Exchange
Attunity jumps 9% on Microsoft agreement
Workplace data integration solutions provider Attunity has signed a global five-year OEM agreement with Microsoft Corporation worth almost $3 million. Attunity will provide its Attunity Connect adapters for Microsoft's upcoming SQL Server 2008. Attunity expects to earn $1 million revenue from this agreement in 2008.
Jan 15, 2008, 12:21