The Malta Business Weekly - 2021-06-17

• Frontex Audit Report: Brincat calls for roadmap to address significan­t ‘shortcomin­gs’
• ‘Could it be that the government has lost faith in the Public Service?’
• 4% of Maltese paid bribes to receive public services – corruption barometer
• Entertainm­ent industry representa­tives not pleased over events’ restrictio­ns
• Malta obtains derogation allowing pipeline project recognitio­n as Project of Common Interest
• ‘We need to re-start tourism on an internatio­nal level’ – Josianne Cutajar
• ‘The country needs to be ready for a shift’
• EU gives the go ahead for European digital vaccine certificat­e
• With new regulation­s limiting cash use, FIAU aims to ensure that crime doesn’t pay
• Restaurant and hotel sectors facing employment crisis
• GO’s TrueFibre Projec A Driver for A Digital
• Save a life – Get your workforce trained in giving bystander CPR
• GoneetGyoe­vaerronnan­z
• The Malta Maritime developmen­ts leadin of the Civil Court (Co
• Man is a social being, and Covid-19 won't change that
• Decision on Malta’s potential FATF grey-listing set for 23 June
• Forum supports ng to the bolstering ommercial Section)
• Calling all digital enterprise­s!
• Web accessibil­ity standards and the importance of website compliance
• VBL Group moves to consolidat­e the Valletta short let market
• HSBC announces new redundancy schemes as it looks toward ‘leaner’ business model
• AP shortliste­d for prestigiou­s EU prize in heritage-led innovation
• Academy of Business Leaders rebrands to Central Mediterran­ean Business School
• Financial services sector grew despite pandemic challenges in 2020 – MFSA
• Positive outlook for restaurant­s emerges in latest ACE survey

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