The Malta Business Weekly - 2021-04-22

• Deficit set to reach 12.1%, but no tax hikes expected in the near future
• ‘We are at risk of losing talent’
• Accommodat­ion and MICE sector to benefit from new Covid-19 tourism schemes – Clayton Bartolo
• Super League idea collapses as majority of founding members withdraw
• €70m Marsa Junction Project officially inaugurate­d
• Launch of three new renewable energy schemes for households
• 19% of catering establishm­ents have closed down since March 2020 – Ace
• PA gives the thumbs-up for Ta’ Qali go-kart track to be replaced with garden centre
• ‘Malta is driving forward a knowledge-based economy built on research, creativity, and innovation’ – Minister Silvio Schembri
• The Power of Body Language to Convey Self-Confidence
• Adapting to the way we communicat­e
• Avoiding medium damages from th
• What the hack?
• Tapping European business and technology opportunit­ies
• New Deloitte research shows how the pandemic impacted corporate leaders’ ability to fight climate change
• New occupation­al pension scheme offers big advantages for Malta-based businesses and employees
• Tapp Water achieves 10% of its mission
• Mapfre Middlesea appoints new CEO
• Re/Max Malta launches innovative consumer App
• This is a call for Arts
• FinanceMal­ta promotes Malta during the UK FinTech Week
• ‘Business Plan for the Planet’ webinar examines HSBC’s bold and ambitious plans
• Money Market Report for the week ending 16 April
• MFSA outreach to CSPs not holding an MFSA licence
• Air Malta releases operating schedule for May
• JCI Malta to expand its leadership opportunit­ies by setting up JCI Gozo
• GTA satisfied with new support measures

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