The Malta Business Weekly - 2021-10-07

• Cannabis legalisati­on will allow regulated associatio­ns and home growing of plants
• Finance Minister hints at higher tax refunds next year
• Pandora Papers show John Dalli owned secret offshore company while MP
• John Dalli seeks answers on Daphne, Matthew Caruana Galizia work
• First phase of metro project would be complete within five to eight years
• Malta's recovery and resilience plan approved by Ecofin
• Former dockyard workers who were exposed to asbestos receive financial compensati­on
• ‘Legislatio­n should not be the driving force for a carbon neutral economy’ – Miriam Dalli
• PN’s pre-budget proposals focus on restoring reputation, rule of law, economic transforma­tion
• Facebook whistleblo­wer testifies: Five highlights
• EU lifts Anguilla, Dominica, Seychelles from tax blacklist
• Sufficient evidence for Pilatus money laundering reporting officer to be indicted
• FIAU fines payment processing firm €435,000 for crypto breaches
• Change, not outrage, is what Malta needs
• The importance of being idle
• When the dust begins to settle
• Survey finds staff shortages in Gozo
• Pharmaceut­ical Exposition
• The future of advertisin­g in a cookieless world
• Malta’s leading local supermarke­t brands come together under one name
• Von der Heyden Group continues its expansion in Italy, launches a regulated securitisa­tion vehicle
• Minister Ian Borg inaugurate­s the constructi­on of a new yacht lift with an investment of €3m
• PB Group appoints new board of directors
• Atlas Insurance marks Mental Health Awareness month for third year running
• President warns that natural environmen­t ‘not an infinite resource’
• Money Market Report for the week ending 1 October
• Profession­al secrecy must be safeguarde­d – Chamber of Advocates president

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