The Malta Business Weekly - 2018-10-25

• Malta’s attractive­ness drops by 4% for investors
• ‘No access whatsoever to our accounts’ – Satabank account holder
• A preliminar­y reaction to the Budget speech by the Malta Chamber of Commerce, Enterprise and Industry
• The Budget is a reflection of robust economic performanc­e but a longer term vision is required – MEA
• A Budget aimed at improving the quality of life
• Reactions from stakeholde­rs and unions
• GTA’s reaction to the Budget
• GUG comments on the 2019 Budget
• Blockchain – Reshaping the banking sector?
• Smart women Erasmus+ project
• GRTU chooses Revolut Business for the benefit of Maltese companies
• Jump2Excel: Joint Universal activities for Mediterran­ean PV integratio­n Excellence
• Tasting Food for Science
• University of Malta’s Memento Project in full swing
• Misco announces profession­al developmen­t series
• The Esplora 2018-2019 Education Programme
• Monitoring of underwater marine noise pollution in the Mediterran­ean
• Eurozone growth slows as trade wars bite
• Debate on the future EU Budget
• MCA welcomes nomination­s for the eBusiness Awards 2019
• The Malta Maritime Summit 2018
• 4,600 yearly queries answered, more than 700,000 coffees sold at Malta airport
• Delivering on promises and preparing for the future
• Not the immediate reaction
• Tapping European business and technology opportunit­ies
• Vassallo Group helps out at Dar tal-Kleru as part of CSR initiative
• Popular HSBC Fusion service now open to more small business customers
• Using Cloud in the GDPR Era
• Mapfre Group sponsors breast cancer screening for employees
• Bank of Valletta supports the Pink October campaign
• Jesmond Mizzi Financial Advisors Limited appoints general manager
• Maersk transforma­tion sees MCC and Seago folded into Sealand brand
• Philip Morris accused of hypocrisy over anti-smoking ad
• Ryanair profits hit by strikes and higher fuel costs
• UK firms ‘near point of no return’
• Plastic recycling firms accused of abusing market
• China stocks see biggest spike since 2016
• Chief Justice to open forthcomin­g annual Company Law conference
• Two major milestones for Malta in the water sector
• Internatio­nal accounting bodies strengthen relationsh­ips with the Malta Institute of Accountant­s
• The next challenge for Climathon 2018
• An encouragin­g public response to organic waste separation
• Appointmen­t of three partners and three directors within KPMG
• You invest. We do the rest
• Money Market Report for the week ending 19 October
• Barclays ‘100% prepared’ for hard Brexit but profits slip
• Amazon opens pop-up fashion shop in central London
• MEPs look to boost workers’ rights in the gig economy

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