The Malta Business Weekly - 2019-07-11

• Commission’s Summer Forecast sees prices increasing
• Artificial Intelligen­ce (AI) that applies to micro and small businesses
• Ta’ Qali tenants organisati­on holds general meeting
• Financing Gozitan businesses to prosper
• Malta’s airport was the fastest growing airport in the EU over the past 10 years
• Investment services sector source of bulk of complaints to arbiter for Financial Services
• UK aiming to become undisputed global hub for green finance
• Air Malta starts scheduled services to Tbilisi, Georgia
• Teachers to be exposed to the realities of industry in second edition of voluntary programme
• Battle of the Brains
• Malta Bankers’ Associatio­n participat­es in national roundtable on financing energy efficiency
• CMA CGM migrates its entire fleet to the Malta Flag
• Glittering dinner to help raise funds for Hospice Malta
• Celebratin­g 20 years of Air Malta links with Prague
• EU ministers discuss single market and climate neutral economy in Helsinki
• Informal research meeting in Helsinki
• Malta Maritime Summit 2020 launched
• Efforts are paying off, but improvemen­ts still needed
• Ruining people’s holidays
• Tapping European business and technology opportunit­ies
• Open banking: What you need to know
• Malta hosts the BDO 2019 EMEA regional conference for the first time
• Summer dilemma: Can you wear flip-flops to work?
• British Airways faces record £183m fine for data breach
• Turkey’s Erdogan fires central bank chief
• Boeing loses big order for 737 Max aircraft
• Bankers sent home as Deutsche starts slashing jobs
• GO TV customers enjoy an enhanced TV experience with new free upgrade
• BOV employees and volleyball marathoner­s in friendly confrontat­ion
• Emirates’ special fares from Malta to all over the world this summer

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