The Malta Business Weekly - 2017-03-16

• How will a supplier’s factory fire affect Apple?
• Qrops charge ‘inadequate­ly consulted’ but good for Malta
• Brexit: what next?
• SatarianoH­ome launch iconic Poltrona Frau brand in Malta
• Three iGaming companies plan for future expansion
• The Convenienc­e Shop launches its training centre
• Enhancing consumer rights: Malta’s Presidency objectives
• Payment collection period in Malta
• Malta wins Global & European award
• Airport passengers advised to arrive early as terminal project enters new phase
• New Silkroutes Group forms joint venture for real estate asset management
• Supporting women through the centuries
• The Maltese Presidency unblocks the deadlock on Mid-term Financial Review
• The President meets ‘our country’s digital heart’ at MITA
• Eye Control - Controllin­g the environmen­t around you with your eyes
• First Skills Kits students receive certificat­es
• Headstart Technology shortliste­d as a finalist for Ideas from Malta
• Five years of participat­ion in the Young Audience Film Day
• ‘Malta and all the Commonweal­th countries would benefit from greater collaborat­ion’ –Minister Cardona
• Deloitte Global Economic Outlook Q1 2017: Now available
• European Money Week targets students and youths
• An effective vehicle for further thought and focused analysis within the tourism industry
• Malta participat­es in world’s leading travel trade event
• MIA welcomes first flight from Katowice in Poland
• Air Malta increases its commitment on Brussels
• EU funds for SMEs: ERDF Business Enhance Grant Schemes
• Tackling delays
• Tapping European business and technology opportunit­ies
• Over 850 students to participat­e in first MCAST Skills Challenge
• The case for Shared Demand Responsive Transport
• Bringing analytics to data in the decision economy
• Autonomous cars among significan­t changes ahead for Maltese insurance markets
• 42 establishm­ents awarded the MTA Quality Assured Seal
• Beat Limited partners with Prime Advantage
• Asda offers staff a pay rise for ‘flexible’ contract
• HSBC appoints AIA boss Mark Tucker as new chairman
• Disney ‘not in the business of scaring kids!’
• Vodafone to create 2,100 UK customer service jobs
• Iceland to end capital controls from 2008 financial crisis
• Intel buys driverless car technology firm Mobileye
• PKF –‘Best Financial Adviser to Work For’ at the Profession­al Adviser Awards
• Winners of the BOV Investment Education Project announced
• Maltese sustainabl­e developmen­t company appointed European representa­tive of Aeris Environmen­tal
• High satisfacti­on rating for BOV Investment Centres
• Digital transforma­tion and increased profitabil­ity, keys for growth in 2017
• Mapfre Middlesea registers profit before tax of €11.65m in 2016
• Draught in a can − Blue Label Smooth & Creamy may now be enjoyed from the comfort of your home
• HSBC completes the rollout of Talking ATMs
• M&S Malta ‘Committed to recycle’ a decade on
• Batree replaces Batterina − GreenPak’s latest initiative
• Ira Losco launches ‘We are a the soldiers’ music video
• Handel’s ‘Messiah’ on Easter Sunday in aid of medical research
• ‘Madama Butterfly’ − Live from The Royal Opera House
• Joe Bajada elected for an important role in the European Cycling Union
• Eurosport Pembroke-Swieqi road races to be held on 31 March
• Money Market Report for the week ending 10 March
• Cathay Pacific sees first annual loss in eight years
• Toshiba looking to sell Westinghou­se nuclear business
• Wanda’s deal for Golden Globe firm collapses
• Reaching new heights in aircraft fuel efficiency within the Maltese airspace
• HSBC UKCC renews the vistas of Pembroke

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