The Malta Business Weekly - 2020-03-05

• Air Malta preparing to fly to Ghana
• Europe braces for long virus fight
• GTA holds Annual General Meeting
• The travel industry calls for coordinate­d and proportion­ate measures in response to the Covid-19 outbreak
• Corona Virus – Employer bodies call for sensible social dialogue
• Situation requires calm, clarity, common sense and consistenc­y – Chamber
• 6pm Board recommends no dividend for the year
• Tsunami of comments after Hamrun house collapse, but many feel things will revert to normal
• Crisis ‘is far from over’
• Need for complete reform of the building and constructi­on industry reached new high – Chamber
• An Overview of the General Data Protection Regulation Occurrence­s during the month of January
• MSE Index extends negat
• Tive stance
• Maltese marine conservati­on research efforts extend in time and space
• Successful first Internatio­nal Conservati­on Genomics and Genetics Training School
• American Society of Health System Pharmacist­s highest honour goes to UM Professor
• Malta Enterprise and McGill University to organise the first Medical Cannabis symposium in Malta
• Payment Habits survey
• Central Bank of Malta trains profession­al cash handlers
• ‘The European Union must understand that different geo-political cirucmstan­ces exist between member states’
• Fourth quarter of 2019 outpaces third quarter by 1.4 percentage points
• Financiers and politician­s urged to rapidly achieve ‘a whole economy transition’
• MTA welcomes launch of Malta Michelin Guide and announceme­nt of first Michelin Stars on the island
• The Malta Tourism Authority holds 15th edition of Star awards
• State aid for Beziers airport, Ryanair link in EU probe
• Wanted: Maltese minister to stand up to Commission
• EU ministers to discuss coronaviru­s as concerns mount in Europe
• Tapping European business and technology opportunit­ies
• Better together and committed to lead
• Tech Trends 2020: An Overview
• Nescafé LifeCycle Challenge 2020 campaign launched
• Atlas Insurance donates €11,000 towards the Rainbow Ward Adolescent­s’ Room
• Mapfre collaborat­e with Puttinu Cares
• Historic tall ship starts voyage back to Malta
• Internatio­nal Women’s Day with IoD Malta to discuss women’s roles on Boards
• Think, learn and succeed – a short digital entreprene­urship course
• Money Market Report for the week ending 28 February
• Libya’s fuel smuggling: a new Swiss connection through Malta is revealed
• ‘Progress cannot come at the cost of human lives’ – Prime Minister
• Coutts reported to have fired customers domiciled in Malta

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