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Check Point market cap dips below $13b

Joe Weisenthal
Joe Weisenthal
Check Point market cap dips below $13b

Check Point, which not long ago was Israel’s most valuable company on Wall Street, has now slipped to sixth place behind Teva, Elbit Systems, Tower Semiconductor, Nova, and Enlight Renewable Energy.

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