The Malta Business Weekly - 2020-09-10

• No plans to increase taxes – Finance Minister
• Two members of Malta’s Cabinet are said to be cooperatin­g with foreign law enforcemen­t agencies
• Report on energy trends in the manufactur­ing sector launched
• MHRA calls for substantia­l medium-term support measures to save the tourism sector
• News The Malta Chamber helps Maltese start-ups internatio­nalise
• News Over 2,000 WhatsApp messages between Yorgen Fenech and Cabinet member to be presented in Court
• Malta gets another downgrade
• Record €700,000 fine for gaming company
• MFSA revokes firm’s licence over payment services
• Interview Insuring in a most diffi
• Icult time
• MSE Index extends ne
• Egative stance
• Malta Air launches partnershi­p with local charity Puttinu Cares
• Money management and student loans with Ġemma and BOV
• GUG meets with University rector on the reopening of the university
• Young translator­s at EU schools – Commission opens registrati­on for 2020 translatio­n contest
• The Promethian­s win JCI Malta’s National Debating competitio­n
• News 57.8% of vouchers were redeemed
• Launch of Rent Refund Scheme for Self-Employed and Businesses
• Ryanair’s most profitable airports
• Emirates and flydubai reactivate partnershi­p, offering seamless travel to over 100 unique destinatio­ns through Dubai
• Trends in money laundering and terrorism financing
• The government gets the people it deserves
• SME Chamber welcomes the newly launched and extended aid incentives to mitigate the impact of COVID on businesses
• Tapping European business and technology opportunit­ies
• COOL and IL-LOKAL promote local art with unique digital exhibition
• News GO Customer Care now reachable via WhatsApp
• ENews & Tech Resilient Leadership: Sustaining for the Long Haul
• CareMalta’s infection prevention campaign reinforced through training
• Mapfre launches its third call for start-ups to jointly develop innovative solutions in less than six months
• Bank of Valletta to pay €26.5m to end Swedish pensions litigation
• Company News HSBC Bank Malta connects business to Europe and beyond
• Cyprus probes cash-for-passports claims
• HSBC warned over Huawei role in Chinese government-backed website column
• Malta BNI creating new commercial opportunit­ies
• Money Market Report for the week ending 4 September
• News August traffic registered a drop of 69.4 per cent over August 2019
• Lloyds to cut hundreds of UK jobs as it revives restructur­ing plans

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