The Malta Business Weekly - 2021-04-15

• ‘It does not rain, but it pours’ – MaltaPost CEO on Brexit
• English language school sector brought ‘to its knees’
• ‘It’s time to go from discussion to action on migration’ – Cyrus Engerer
• Losing out on a summer of tourism could be a ‘death knell’ for tourism agencies
• Darren Debono’s step-daughter, former BNF Bank official charged with money laundering
• Just over 9,000 tourists visited Malta in February
• William, Harry remember Prince Philip's wit, service to UK
• Business planning for uncertain times
• 75% of Maltese businesses are family-owned
• Why you should consider refinancin­g your home loan
• Making ‘consciou consumeris­m’ the
• Watch and learn
• Tapping European business and technology opportunit­ies
• 2021 Human Capital Trends: A European perspectiv­e
• Revitalise­d Piazzetta Business Plaza wins ‘Public Open Spaces’ award
• Burger King Paola opening soon
• FinXP partners with CashtoCode, enabling digital merchants to accept cash payments
• Medserv announces strategic transactio­n with Regis Group
• 2021 – Possibly a year of a general election?
• Central Bank of Malta says GDP contracts by 7%
• Government needs to devise a ‘solid plan’ for reintroduc­ing arts education – MEIA
• Money Market Report for the week ending 9 April
• 87% of MSPs growing their Microsoft Office 365 business due to the pandemic
• Ace congratula­tes restaurant­s in their Michelin achievemen­t

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