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Teddy Sagi Sells Remaining Playtech Shares

End of an era: The family office of the Israeli entrepreneur has confirmed that Brickington Trading has sold its remaining shares in Playtech, the company Sagi founded, in order to diversify his portfolio

Is it possible that Amazon could actually save shopping malls from collapse?

Global law firm DLA Piper held a conference in Tel Aviv this morning on the subject of commercial real estate and presented a comprehensive survey focusing, amongst other subject, on the retail real estate sector. A Real Estate Partner at the firm: “Ultimately, it’s possible that the savior of the shopping malls will be the online trading giants.”

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SafeCharge Granted License By The UK’s FCA

The company, controlled By Teddy Sagi, held its IPO on London’s AIM in 2014, at a valuation of $400 million and since then its share price has risen to the current market cap of about $635 million. New endorsement will protect SafeCharge from Brexit repercussions

An Innovation Lab Launched by Shikun&Binui and ENEL

A unique collaboration produced The Lab – an innovation hub that will focus on connecting the physical aspects of infrastructure, construction, transportation and energy with digital technologies, AI, AR and more. Getting ready to lead the fourth industrial revolution

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