 Gazit-Globe, Israels largest real estate company, swung to a net loss in the second quarter after it sold stakes in two significant assets including unit First Capital Realty FCR. The company said on Wednesday it lost 0.45 shekel per diluted share in the April-June period, compared with profit of 0.37 shekel a share a year earlier. Economic funds from operation FFO, a measure of cash generated, rose 20 to 0.77 shekel a share in the quarter excluding Regency Centers, which it sold a year ago, and FCR. 