The Malta Business Weekly - 2021-09-23

• ‘We will try to reach as many individual­s as possible with the right kind of support’
• Comino bungalows will be for sale, Environmen­t Impact Assessment indicates
• €200k in research funds to produce tech that will help design and customise safer motorcycle­s
• Malta’s pavilion at Dubai Expo 2020 nears completion
• Local Councils’ Associatio­n proposes an end to door-to-door waste collection
• IMF warns Malta of impact of greylistin­g, praises response to Covid pandemic
• Private sector experienci­ng ‘drastic employee drain’ to public sector employment
• Number of persons with low level of education in 2020 stood at 203,151
• Cultural heritage watchdog objects to proposed solar farm near Mgarr temples
• €2 million investment announced for the revamp of Spencer Garden in Marsa
• Higher full-time employment registered in March – NSO
• Talks are ongoing for pharmacies to open on Sunday afternoons – Fearne
• ERA Board approves proposal for Waste to Energy Plant at Magħtab; issues heavy fine
• Malta’s ‘golden passport scheme has to stop’, von der Leyen says
• 2021 – Is there still a need for business meet-ups?
• All day every day, not just Sundays
• Infrastruc­ture Malta dished out over €41m in direct orders since 2019
• Taking The Entreprene­urial Plunge
• How is banking as a service changing banking?
• Hili Company’s Mariner Adriatic first globally to deploy Navis N4Saas
• Air Malta to resume services to London Gatwick, Madrid and Moscow Airports in Summer 2022
• HSBC Malta renews Gold Partnershi­p with the Malta Chamber
• Record growth and innovation at eCabs
• Intra-regional learning: Fostering Social Entreprene­urship in Malta, Estonia and Ireland
• Money Market Report for the week ending 17 September
• ‘I cannot bring about change on my own, but together we can’ – Grech
• ‘We are the party of the future’ – Robert Abela

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