Yitzhak Tshuva
Yitzhak Tshuva’s Ithaca Energy invests $860 million in Canadian oil drilling
North Sea-focused Ithaca purchases producing oil assets in Canada for $860m. Deal involves 103 million barrels at an average price of $8 per barrel.
Yitzhak Tshuva: “A Historic Milestone in Strengthening Regional Cooperation”
Yitzhak Tshuva opens a hotel in a surprising location in Israel
Businessman Yitzhak Tshuva’s new hotel, business, and leisure project in Ir Yamim is underway
Regulator may declare Noble, Delek a cartel after backtracking on gas deal
Noble Energy and conglomerate Delek Group owned rights to develop the huge Leviathan natural gas field off the country's Mediterranean coast.
Tshuva denies eviction of 130 Givat Amal families is wrongful
Spokesman says families lack property rights, claims Tshuva being blackmailed.
Leviathan partners sign first gas export agreement with Palestinian power firm
The drilling partners behind Israel’s large gas reservoir have sealed a $1.2 billion sales agreement with the Palestine Power Generation Company.
Tshuva: No more cash for Delek Real Estate
Yitzhak Tshuva notifies Delek Real Estate Ltd. that he will cease to support the company.
Silver linings
There’s too much instability overseas not to affect us, and our markets react in teeter-totter motion to negative sentiment.
Tshuva bows to pressure on Delek Real Estate
Delek Real Estate's controlling shareholder is prepared to inject more capital into the company as part of a debt settlement.
Bargaining over pension assets must be tough not vindictive
Israeli savers deserves a system that puts their interests first in negotiations with tycoons, without being vindictive toward entrepreneurs who create the wealth in the first place.
Taking on Tshuva
Average households are being chiseled out of their savings by the country’s pivotal tycoons, who only recently seemed as trustworthy as they come.
A fading breed still going strong
The mutual love affair between Paul Anka and Israel continues to blossom as the legendary crooner returns to Tel Aviv for his fourth show in two years.
Risky business
Africa-Israel was victim of America’s subprime mortgage crisis. Its over leveraged investments were in the wrong place at the wrong time.
