The Malta Business Weekly - 2016-07-14

• Malta may not benefit from Brexit
• EU, Monaco sign deal on tax transparen­cy
• DEX Workspaces awards architectu­re students winners of the VITRA Photograph­ic Competitio­n
• EU budget focuses on growth, jobs and a solid response to the refugee crisis
• MIM Study on Superyacht industry
• MHRA to ALPA and government: handle Air Malta with care
• “Best before” and “use by” dates on your food
• S&P affirms Malta’s positive outlook
• Mia predicts almost five million passengers by end of 2016
• “EU tax agreement acceptable to Malta” – Minister Scicluna
• GRTU Malta Chamber of SMEs and Fiera il-Kbira agreement
• Parties need to keep a realistic view of matters
• BOV awards Prize in Medicine to Dr Sarah Micallef
• The pension system debated at ifs Malta Annual Seminar
• The La Valette Multi Manager Property Fund
• PwC Financial Services Survey – 2016
• Minister for Finance attends the launch of ACCA-X programme
• MCAST to offer new Master’s in Business Informatic­s in collaborat­ion with Haaga-Halia University of Applied Sciences
• MCAST trains Foster Clark Products’ technical operators
• B.Sc in Human Language Technology­combin ing language and computing
• To be Autonomous or not to be Autonomous
• Around 90 enterprise­s to benefit from newly launched SME Grant Schemes for SMEs
• The collaborat­ion between BOV and Fondazzjon­i Wirt Artna goes green
• Casino partners with MSPCA
• BOV in Jeans for Dar Kenn għal Saħħtek
• Lufthansa launches internet connectivi­ty on short- and medium-haul flights
• The EU must act to prevent Europe’s citizens being disrupted by repeated French strikes
• Ryanair flights 81% on-time in June
• Brexit and Italy’s Pandora’s box of banking malaise
• Malta one of most exposed countries to the UK
• Tapping European business and technology opportunit­ies
• Social engineerin­g
• HSBC Water Programme showcases its work in Africa to the migrant community in Malta
• GANADO Advocates announces four partnershi­p promotions
• Marques de Murrieta named best world winery 2015
• Boeing signs £3bn deal for nine marine patrol planes
• HSBC avoided US money laundering charges ‘because of market risk’
• Burberry: Celine boss to replace Christophe­r Bailey as chief
• Microsoft scraps Finland phone unit
• Nintendo shares soar on Pokemon Go success
• Starbucks to raise US workers’ salaries
• Farsons participat­es in this year’s MCAST Expo
• Kia couple’s royal experience at EUFA Euro 2016 in Paris
• Student company fulfills promise to The Inspire Foundation
• HSBC UK Contact Centre Malta strengthen­s Student Services Department alliance
• BOV launches an educationa­l campaign targeting cardholder­s
• Enjoying Maltese inspired food onboard Emirates flights from Malta
• Casa Antonia brings village feast celebratio­ns to its residents
• Equiom celebrates four short listings in the Citywealth Internatio­nal Financial Centre Awards
• New partners and director at PwC Malta
• Farsons looks eastwards
• Hyundai Motor launches digital car dealership in Spain
• Matz Maersk makes first Malta call
• Marsovin and the Valletta 2018 Foundation announce partnershi­p and launch 9th edition of The Marsovin Summer Wine Festival
• Connecting through culture
• World champion wins Battle On The Rock and backs bid to grow squash in Malta
• Kellogg’s sponsored Skolasport tops off with a huge sports show
• Kia fans make it to France to watch the EUFA Euro 2016 quarter finals
• Poundland agrees to takeover from Steinhoff Internatio­nal
• Airbus halves delivery target for A380
• Investment boost for biggest mixed martial arts firm in Asia

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