The sweet smell of success
Israeli-Canadian perfumer Ayala Moriel was raised in Clil, a unique village in the Western Galilee. Many of her 50 aromas are based on the memory of scents and smells from her childhood.
The Louvre – protected by Israeli security
Israeli subsidiary Synel is installing its access control security system at the famous Paris art gallery. It will include fingerprint verification, keypad entry, magnetic cards, barcode cards, proximity cards, contact-less smart cards and facial recognition.
And so is British Telecom
International communications giant British Telecom has chosen Israel's Cyber-Ark Software to monitor and secure its privileged accounts. Gadi Tirosh, a partner at Cyber-Ark’s funding company JVP, said: "This is further proof that Israel is a leading force in the cyber protection field."
Gas flows from Noa field
Noble Energy has completed development of the Noa natural gas field, and gas has begun to flow from it. The Noa field is estimated at 2.3 billion cubic meters of gas and it is expected to produce 1.2 BCM.
Substantial gas found at Samson well
Isramco has announced "substantial signs of petroleum (natural gas) have been found at the Shimshon 1 exploratory well." The aptly named Shimson (Samson) well has an estimated prospect of 2.3 trillion cubic feet of gas.
Russia is open to Israeli business
Some 400 top Russian government, industry, and education officials accompanied Russian premier Vladimir Putin on his visit to Israel. Israeli technology features extensively in Russian civilian aircraft. Russia’s firms seek Israeli medical technology and its citizens visit for treatment.
Moving from oil to natural gas
Israel Chemicals Ltd’s Fertilizers unit will build a 250-megwatt natural gas-powered power plant in Sedom. The new plant replaces its diesel and heavy fuel oil plant, reducing the company’s energy costs, protecting the environment and meeting ICL Fertilizers' needs for the next 20 years.
Now Dell wants to expand in Israel
Dell Inc. executives - VP strategy David Johnson and president software division John Swainson - visited Israel last week with the goal of expanding the company's presence in Israel.
Israeli start-ups can revive Michigan economy
About 30 delegates from 18 Israeli companies visited Metro Detroit automotive suppliers and manufacturers during the “Michigan Israel Automotive Event” from Monday through Friday in an effort to "foster economic development and partnerships."
Iranian cherries are Israeli
Iran’s Mehr News Agency reported that the head of the Iranian produce association admitted the succulent berries featured in the Iranian market place were indeed Israeli. Since the inception of the Islamic Republic in 1979 no Zionist goods have been granted an import permit.