Israeli company Hamat exits Turkey as Erdogan’s boycott deepens plant losses

Israeli company Hamat exits Turkey as Erdogan’s boycott deepens plant losses

Hamat’s board of directors has decided to halt the company’s self-manufacturing operations in Turkey, about a decade after it established a sanitary ware plant there. The products are manufactured through its subsidiary MCP, which oversees the production of ceramic sanitary ware, including the design, development, manufacturing and sale of toilets and sinks, mainly for other…

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The new superpower: The lesson that Israel must learn

The new superpower: The lesson that Israel must learn

1. South Korea’s beauty and skincare industry has become the second largest superpower in the world, immediately following France which dominates the field, and has already bypassed the US. At the current pace of the past two years, the day will yet come when the Koreans will overtake the French and become the primary cosmetics…

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3 Oil And Gas Stocks For Energy Prices And Freight Rates

3 Oil And Gas Stocks For Energy Prices And Freight Rates

The sudden closure of the Strait of Hormuz, rising conflict between Israel and Hizbollah, and fresh uncertainty around US Iran talks have pushed energy supply risks back to center stage. For energy sector stocks, especially large cap oil and gas producers, this mix of disrupted trade routes and potential new costs for shipping could reshape…

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Gaza health officials say Israeli strikes kill five

Gaza health officials say Israeli strikes kill five

Gaza health officials said Israeli strikes on Saturday killed five people, including four members of the same family, in the latest violence to rock the Palestinian territory despite a ceasefire. Israel and Hamas trade near-daily accusations of truce violations and the Gaza Strip remains gripped by bloodshed as progress on permanently ending the war remains…

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