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Cisco fires top Israeli execs for fudging books, discounts
By Galit Yemini
In an unprecedented action, telecommunications equipment giant Cisco fired 5 members of Cisco Israel's senior staff - Davidi Ilan, acting CEO, chief sales manager Ezra Barnea, and three senior sales managers, Zvika Rosenthal, Ronen Zur and Zvika Cohen.
Union heads threaten Sept. 1 job actions
By Haim Bior
The heads of the labor unions have threatened job actions if the government approves the state budget on Sunday without making changes, and decided at a meeting yesterday that the sanctions will take effect on September 1.
Mazuz may nix business-friendly antitrust panel head
By Ora Coren
Attorney General Menachem Mazuz could torpedo Yoram Turbovitz's appointment to head the commission to amend the Antitrust Law. Industry and Trade Minister Ehud Olmert this week asked Mazuz for an exceptions permit to allow the appointment.
Sales of Savient flagship sink like a stone
By Shirley Yom-Tov
The financial reports biotechnology company Savient filed show a company in serious trouble. They start with a transition to a huge net loss - $32 million the second quarter of 2004, compared to net profits of $1.2 million the preceding quarter.
IEC workers ready to challenge treasury
By Amiram Cohen
Israel Electric Corporation workers are planning a work dispute over the treasury's proposal regulatory changes. The workers are angered by the Finance Ministry's intention to transfer the authority for planning and granting licenses for private electricity.
Clerks union chooses Clal, Harel pension insurance
By Haim Bior
The Histadrut federation of administrative workers, the country's largest professional union with 230,000 administrative and services workers, is to insure new members with the Clal and Harel insurance companies' pension funds.
Chernoy buys $3m beach apartments in Herzlia marina
By Assaf Bergerfreund and Arik Mirovsky
Taking Stock / Round it out to zero
By Guy Rolnik
Pizza Meter chokes on NIS 125,000 fine
By Eynav Ben Yehuda
Farmers claim state proposal will boost cost of foreign labor
Itim
El Al to hike fares due to fuel prices
By Zohar Blumenkrantz
Netanyahu freezes gov't car purchases
By Moti Bassok
Former broadcast watchdog to take over Channel 2's Telad
By Ronny Koren-Dinar
State workers to pay for pension plans
By Shlomi Sheffer
Midroog puts Bezeq on downgrade watchlist
By Hertzel Laks
Market Report / Agis sinks as Tel Aviv wilts
By The Marker
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