Shiri Habib-Valdhorn is a journalist for Globes, focusing on national news in Israel. She covers a wide range of topics, including mergers and acquisitions, stock market trends, technology developments, and the financial performance of Israeli companies. With a keen eye for business news, Shiri provides insightful analysis and reporting on the Israeli economy and its impact on the global market.
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Shiri Habib-Valdhorn focuses on Israeli companies, particularly their performance on Wall Street and in M&A deals. Her coverage encompasses a wide range of sectors including consumer electronics, software & SaaS, healthcare & pharmaceuticals, and energy.
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Given her focus on investment analysis and stock market movements, she is likely receptive to insights from experts with knowledge of the Israeli market trends as well as perspectives from industry insiders regarding specific mergers and acquisitions involving Israeli firms.
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How Israel can win the AI race
By: Shiri Habib-Valdhorn
Looking at what needs to happen in Israel's infrastructure to facilitate an AI industry and a full AI ecosystem.
Mobileye, which closed its LiDAR unit in September, will now integrate Innoviz's solution into its systems.
Teva jumps sharply on bowel disease drug results
The Israeli pharmaceutical company's market cap gained $5 billion in one Wall Street session boosting Israeli pension funds by hundreds of millions of dollars.
Mergers make Matrix one of Israel's biggest employers
Foresight teams with Softbank and Japanese car maker
Teva has been a standout, and smaller stocks such as Eco Wave and Beamr have given exceptional returns, but there have also been disappointments.
US private equity fund buying Israel's Windward for NIS 1b
By: Shiri Habib-Valdhorn
Twelve Israeli companies rose more than 100% on Wall Street in 2024.
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