New Israeli Tax Guidance on On-line Activity of Foreign Companies
The full update is available through the PDF icon.
Media Center
April / 2015
Taxation
March / 2015
Representation of eXelate, Inc. in its acquisition by Nielsen
Meitar, together with Gunderson Dettmer Stough Villeneuve Franklin & Hachigian, LLP, represented eXelate, Inc., a leading provider of data technology company, in its acquisition by Nielsen, a global performance management company that provides a comprehensive understanding for consumers.
February / 2015
Business Law Review in China: protection of intellectual property and trade secrets
Regional
January / 2015
IVC – Meitar 2014 Exits Report
We are pleased to attach the IVC-Meitar report on exit transactions in the Israeli hi-tech sector in 2014, which was released this week at a joint presentation by the IVC Research Center and our firm. As the report shows, 2014 was a banner year for IPO’s and M&A transactions involving Israeli hi-tech companies.
We are especially proud that Meitar has continued its dominant role in this market, representing acquirers or targets, as well as issuers or underwriters, in most of these transactions.
The full report is available through the PDF icon.
Corporate and Securities
January / 2015
Representation of Dropbox in its acquisition of CloudOn Inc.
Meitar, together with California-based Fenwick & West, represented Dropbox, a US cloud storage company, in its acquisition of CloudOn Inc., an Israel-based mobile storage productivity startup.
January / 2015
Representation of Equivio in its acquisition by Microsoft
Meitar represented Equivio, a company that provides text analytics solutions for legal and compliance, in its acquisition by Microsoft Corporation.
January / 2015
Representation of Red Bend in its acquisition by Harman International Industries Inc.
Meitar represented Red Bend, an Israeli company in the field of Mobile Software Management (MSM), in its acquisition by Harman International Industries Inc., a vehicle entertainment and information systems company, for approximately $200 million.
