Managing Change (A Special Report On Management In The New Economy) Stiff Israeli Taxation Forces Companies To Leave Country Despite High-Tech Boom, More Firms Are Going West
The Wall Street Journal, Europe.
Tamar Hausman
(June 27, 2000)
(Copyright (c) 2000, Dow Jones & Company, Inc.)
“Another American, David Teten, made aliya (immigration to Israel) in 1998 and last year started GoldNames Inc. The company, which is a Delaware corporation, has the majority of its operations in Jerusalem. The start-up calls itself an investment bank for Internet domain names. The concept has attracted about 30 immigrants from 20 countries to join the company since its launch less than a year ago.”
