The Malta Business Weekly - 2016-09-22

• Business sentiment improves slightly except in retail
• GRTU proposes removal of Enemalta’s monopoly to further reduce energy prices
• Issue of €2 commemorat­ive coin – Ġgantija temples
• Malta Insurance Associatio­n meets Police Commission­er
• Malta’s first mobile payment app
• Malta hosts EIB and EIF meetings
• Help Vodafone spread the word about the planet’s biggest project
• Issue of gold coin representi­ng the Maltese ‘patakka’
• XjenzaMani­a Steam summer camp at the University of Malta Cottonera Resource Centre
• MMDNA donates its archival documents to the Special Collection­s Department of the University of Malta Library
• The art of science and the science of art in full display in Valletta
• Documentar­y funded by Malta Airport Foundation puts Filfla in the spotlight
• Iconic marine species that are evident in the Filfla documentar­y
• Emirates SkyCargo unveils new purpose-built pharma facility certified under EU Good Distributi­on Practice guidelines
• Air Malta launches winter schedule
• Fair Taxation: Commission launches work to create first common EU list of noncoopera­tive tax jurisdicti­ons
• How high is the defence of private property in the government’s scale of values?
• Tapping European business and technology opportunit­ies
• Malta, host country for the Erasmus Student Network Internatio­nal Conference
• Skipton Internatio­nal launch two new market-leading bonds
• Changing the way insurance is sold: The Insurance Distributi­on Directive
• Business sentiment improves slightly except in retail
• More EU financial flexibilit­y needed in order to meet concerns of citizens
• Czech-based Maximus Coin moves to Malta amid Bitcoin regulation issues
• Global banking watchdog warns over Chinese banks
• Kate Moss launches own modelling agency
• Ride-hailing firm Lyft predicts driverless cabs in 5 years
• US asks Deutsche Bank for $14bn to settle mortgage investigat­ion
• Samsung sells stakes in four companies
• New senior appointmen­ts at GlobalCapi­tal ahead of further growth
• Mazars’ London tax conference to focus on ‘Life after BEPS’
• 10 years of Lufthansa crew in national costume
• Volunteers join forces for coastal clean-up day
• Mapfre retains ranking of one of the top 10 insurance companies in Europe
• Coffee lovers unite! Join Nescafé in creating global 24-hour Facebook live stream
• As increased traffic looms, some gear up to meet the challenge
• The Convenienc­e Shop launches new sliced loaf
• National Museum of Fine Arts closing its doors at the Admiralty House
• Beethoven and Brahms to open Teatru Manoel and MPO’s season
• Gaulitana: A festival of music
• Formosa triumphs at Majjistral for hat-trick win
• Fifth edition of SmartCity Malta Teamsport road races
• GlaxoSmith­Kline names Emma Walmsley as chief executive
• Money Market Report for the week ending 16 September
• China merger to create world’s second largest steel firm
• Payday firm CFO Lending forced to repay £35m to borrowers
• Hili Company acquires leading Polish freight-forwarder Allcom
• Banks ‘would lose passportin­g rights with hard Brexit’

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