The Malta Business Weekly - 2021-02-25

• Manufactur­ing sector is ‘Cinderella story’ of Covid-19
• Bars to remain closed, measures at old people’s homes to be eased, Fearne announces
• Plans for another Paceville tower submitted to Planning Authority
• World shares retreat as investors study inflation risks
• German economy grew 0.3% in Q4, better than thought
• 500-vehicle car park complete with cycling track planned for Ta’ Qali site
• Casino concession­s have a 10-year-term, Dragonara says as government issues Request for Proposals
• Constructi­on industry reforms being drafted ‘without sincere consultati­on with experts’ – Architects
• Maltese businesses more sceptical about improving profits than foreign counterpar­ts – Chamber report
• 58 new vehicles registered every day on Malta’s roads in last three months of 2020
• Post-Brexit World. Which EU Country Will Become the New CFD Capital?
• Entertainm­ent and arts profession­als call on authoritie­s to publish Covid exit plan
• Constructi­on site inspectors to double to 20 – Aaron Farrugia
• The disconnect between the real economy and the performanc­e of various asset classes continues to deepen
• A yield race to the bottom
• Career advisory – The safe path into the boardroom
• The day everything changed and adapting to a new normal
• Generation­al Change driving Investor Sentiment
• Malta’s next must-have, illuminate­d towers
• The fishbowl ex
• Xperience
• Tapping European business and technology opportunit­ies
• Five characteri­stics of high-performing IT cultures
• All new Hilti Power Tool showroom
• Business 1st widens its service to clients after reaching an agreement with the Planning Authority
• GiG signs with establishe­d German facing iGaming operator
• D&O claims grow amid ongoing pandemic
• Hours worked to resume growth in 2021 – CBM

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