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Are the new sanctions a threat to Israel's economy, or just election season theater?

JPost editor-in-chief Zvika Klein and Deep Dive's host Jacob Laznik break down the UK-led move, Israel's diplomatic counter-punch, and what it means with the election weeks away.

UK Foreign Secretary Edward Miliband.
Italian breakfast set, Sodastream and Lavazza

Italian breakfast set, Sodastream and Lavazza

Kariot in two surprising flavors

Kariot in two surprising flavors and a new sparkling gloss – the hot shopping recommendations

A fashionable photographer

Brand news: An Italian Hanukkah, Japanese bubbles, and a pink comeback


Canadian church boycotts three Israeli companies

United Canadian Church approves ban of settlement products as it targets three companies with operations in Jewish settlements.

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Sodastream, BillGuard lauded as top Israel innovators

'Fast Company Magazine' list SodaStream 23rd on list of 50 most innovative companies, while BillGuard takes No. 5 spot in the industry-specific category.

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SodaStream of conscience

The Jerusalem Post

Chez SodaStream, on ne bulle pas

La petite entreprise, moribonde il y a six ans, est aujourd’hui un leader mondial

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Not just blowing bubbles

How an Israeli executive turned an aging company into a world leader.

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SodaStream loses its Nasdaq fizz despite robust 2Q

The home carbonated-beverages systems maker lost one-third of its value last week despite an earlier rebound.

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Rising bubbles

SodaStream, formerly known as Soda Club, is a hot item: Mega-hot. In early November, in an IPO on Nasdaq, it raised $125.3 million at $20 per share.

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SodaStream files for IPO on Nasdaq

Home-soda company's shares will be traded under the ticker “SODA.”

The Jerusalem Post