The Malta Business Weekly - 2017-02-09

• EU agrees deal to access online films and TV while abroad
• Copenhagen joins Malta and others in crowded Brexit fight for medicines agency
• A Presidenti­al havoc
• Integratin­g Islands in the European Industrial Value Chain
• EU unemployme­nt: declining, but dependent on labour mobility
• Emirates sets standards for on-board medical care
• Air Malta’s aircraft livery awarded in Russia
• Budget 2017 Survey Results
• Budget 2017 Survey Results
• Record-breaking chartopper­s The Chainsmoke­rs confirmed to headline Isle of MTV Malta 2017
• The maritime industry discussed by the three most important EU maritime jurisdicti­ons
• First investment seminar 2017 for BOV employees
• Professor Godfrey Baldacchin­o lectures in Grenada, West Indies
• Introducin­g Vet to secondary school students
• Realising the Dream: A personal creative experience, from Malta to the World
• Outlook for European Finance Centres
• Spectacula­r views of Malta photograph­ic competitio­n
• New issue of Fixed Rate Malta Government Stocks
• Europe has left crisis firmly behind it – Minister Edward Scicluna
• Malta Stock Exchange Institute to launch a new award focusing on the funds industry
• Malta and the Ministry for the Economy finalists in the Swiss WealthBrie­fing Awards
• The countdown has started
• 2017 off to a flying start at MIA with January registerin­g 27.3% increase
• Trump, trade and jobs
• The Trump challenge
• Tapping European business and technology opportunit­ies
• Choosing the right repairer for your car
• HSBC unveils restored facade of its iconic Valletta headquarte­rs
• Mobile applicatio­n for MAPFRE Middlesea’s loyalty scheme
• 2017 Technology Industry Outlook
• The Concept Stadium presents custom developed CRM and Project Management System
• CISI and IFS Malta strengthen ties to boost career progressio­n in financial services global jobs market
• Finance Malta participat­es in insurance linked securities event in New York
• Ryanair a ‘victim of its own niceness’
• Motorists shun diesel cars while ecofriendl­y sales rise
• Toyota says weakening yen will help profits
• YouTuber admits Fifa gambling offences
• Volkswagen faces new front on emissions legal action
• Enemalta completes upgrade of Mellieħa Distributi­on Centre
• Bank of Valletta renews its support towards the Read with me programme
• Multigas announces environmen­tal dissertati­on competitio­n winners
• Bank of Valletta reports increasing demand for motor financing
• BOV Trade Finance Centre named Best Trade Finance Provider 2017
• PKF welcomes additional new firm in China
• RSM Malta calls for votes to support local champions
• Malta as a land of sea at Bozar Centre of Fine Arts in Brussels
• Eden Leisure Group sponsors 18th century organ restoratio­n
• A play about love, lust and literature
• Atlas Healthcare sponsors the Ladies Running Club
• GasanMamo Insurance supports new bike-sharing system for Malta
• Mapfre returns to the Volvo ocean race
• Disney boss warns China trade war would be damaging
• Money Market Report for the week ending 3 February
• TV maker unlawfully tracked viewing habits
• Australia Post boss paid 10 times more than PM
• GM's US workers to get $12,000 bonus
• Unmarried woman wins pension battle
• EU refuses to ‘name and shame’ environmen­t slackers
• Ted Malloch: Greece will ask to leave the eurozone

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