The Malta Business Weekly - 2020-06-18

• HSBC revives 35,000 job cut plan after pandemic pause
• Cardona has resigned, PM says
• De la Rue to close Gateshead site
• Kamra Tal-Periti celebrates its centenary
• Chamber holds webinar on Support measures
• MUMN registers an industrial dispute with Steward Health Care in Gozo
• News New Care Homes Operators business section within The Malta Chamber establishe­d
• News New NEMO container service starts calling at Malta Freeport
• Good governance should take centre stage – Chamber
• MPA’s reaction to Cinema City announceme­nt
• News EY Malta announces virtual Future Realised Week next October
• Food Aid Depot opens 15 sub-depots across Malta
• More free BOV COVID-19 webinars in June
• Malta Internatio­nal Airport ramps up safety and security measures
• Title to six rooms is ‘defective’
• Mazars publishes report on COVID-19 and the world of private equity
• Bank of Valletta staff donate bags of life through blood donations
• Google for Nonprofits launches in Malta
• Mapfre Malta contribute towards World Blood Donor Day
• Leading IT solutions provider makes waves with new sponsorshi­p for swimming academy
• MFSA warning – Northway Brokers – Clone
• An economic regenerati­on plan safeguardi­ng employees and employment
• News Michelin restaurant­s receive their plaques
• English Language Schools to reopen on 1 July
• News HSBC Malta kicks off this year’s Student Campaign
• Empowering students today, to be the leaders of tomorrow
• €3m allocated to Home Deposit Scheme targeted for young first-time buyers
• The MBR publishes its 2019 Annual Report and Financial Statements
• News MFSA Warning – ApexTrade Options Ltd – Unlicensed Exchange
• Role of financial services in recovery phase highlighte­d during FinanceMal­ta webinar
• Public lecture on the 1918-1919 Spanish Flu in the Maltese Islands
• MIA announces direct connection­s to 17 European airports from July
• Six countries added to already announced list of destinatio­ns to open on 1 July
• MHRA welcomes decision to reignite the economy
• What expensive workers in their 50s need to do
• Loss of a minister and deputy leader
• News Online shopping FAQs – in collaborat­ion with MaltaPost
• Repurposin­g production lines and shifting gears
• ENews & Tech Conducting internal investigat­ions from a distance
• Melita reaches out to YMCA Malta
• Fortina severs ties with Taca Constructi­on
• Company News HSBC ‘far from safe’ amid controvers­ial stances
• Midi lashes out at db Group over ground rent claims
• Money Market Report for the week ending 12 June
• Air Malta slowly restoring its network and will operate to/from 22 destinatio­ns for Summer 2020
• Oil demand won’t fully recover until at least 2022, IEA says

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