Sixth Week at Thomson Reuters

In my sixth week here at Thomson Reuters I finalized a project which I started working on last week regarding the retrieval of information about Israeli companies’ initial public offering (IPO). To those who have not followed me from last week, IPO can also be referred to as an “offering” made by the company that issues common stock or shares to the public for the first time. In addition, IPOs are usually issued by small or young companies that are in need of capital in order to expand, in addition to large privately-owned companies that wish to become publicly traded.

In addition, I also started this week to update Thomson’s internal company database (a project which I cannot discuss).

Moreover, later during the week, me and the rest of the Tamid Group here in Israel decided to attend Layla Lavan (Whit Night) Festival, which celebrates 100 years of culinary tradition in Tel Aviv. Unfortunately due to my unexpected encounter with the police as a result of a faulty headlight in my car, I ended up having to pay a fine and decided to return back home so that I could wake up early and take care of ticket.

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