Financial

The Tel Aviv District Court ordered the liquidation of the Eurocom group, owned by Shaul Alovitch within ten days. The decision of Justice Eitan Orenstein was made due to the company's debts estimated at NIS 1.5 billion, most of them to the banks Following the court's decision, trading ceased in the shares of the companies owned by Eurocom, including Bezeq, Bezeq International, B Communications and Halal Communications.

Takeaway.com, whose shares are traded on the Amsterdam Stock Exchange, has announced that it has signed an agreement to acquire Ten-Bis from co-founder Tamir Carmel for a cash payment of 135 million euros (NIS 575 million). This is a multiple of 10 on the company's revenues

Wissotzky also raises the price of its products. Tnuva, the largest food company in Israel, raised the prices of dairy products not under the price control order by 2.2 percent. Among the unregulated products whose price will rise: salty cheeses, yellow cheeses on the shelf, special cheeses, delicacies, milk drinks and some yogurts

Kim Kardashian enters into a partnership with glasses company Carolina Lamka. Kardashian will receive 10% of an American subsidiary that will be responsible for Carolina Lameka's operations in the US The company will begin operations in the second quarter of 2019. Kardashian will also receive 5% of the glasses sales it will design for the brand. Campaign for Caroline to Mecca

Medtronic is acquiring full ownership of Israeli company Mazor Robotics in a $ 1.6 billion deal, the two companies announced overnight. The deal gives Robotics a value of $ 1.6 billion, and after deducting the shares it has acquired from Medtronic in Mazor to date, it will pay $ 1.34 billion. Mazor Robotics Israel, managed by Uri Hadomi, was founded in 2001 and develops robotic guidance systems for spine surgery. The company has more than 200 different systems, and holds more than 50 patents worldwide.

Delek Drilling and Noble Energy announced that they would acquire 39% of the ownership of the Egyptian gas pipeline. The significance of the decision is that it will be possible to pump gas from Israel to Egypt from the beginning of next year. About eight months ago

Nochi Dankner, who was once considered the strongest man in the Israeli economy, became a prisoner in Maasiyahu Prison. Nochi Dankner arrived Tuesday morning in Ma'asiyahu Prison in Ramle to begin his three-year sentence He was convicted of running shares of IDB Holdings and was sentenced to two years of misery. The Supreme Court increased his sentence by three years. A moment before he entered prison, Dankner made a statement