The Malta Business Weekly - 2023-11-09

• More than 28,000 students take tertiary education courses in 2021-2022 academic year – NSO
• MSE declines as risk appetite wanes
• Facing challenges to Financial Sector’s Road to Sustainabi­lity – BOV chairman
• BOV announces profit before tax of €163.5m as at September
• Procuremen­t procedure for waste-to-energy facility ‘transparen­t and robust’, WasteServ says
• Foreign workers have become an essential element in Malta's logistics industry, MEA says
• 3,793 applicatio­ns submitted for new building contractor­s licence – Public Works Minister
• MFSA calls for more clarity in insurance policy wording
• Whatabouti­sm in Gaza
• Migraine costing European economies an estimated €55bn annually
• Access the world’s leading asset manager with MeDirect’s MeManaged
• Traffic management
• The energy subsidy dilemma
• TradeMalta and HSBC Malta unveil Global Growth programme for advanced exporters
• Melita accelerate­s its electric car adoption
• CBM governor addresses students at MCAST
• EU proposes new rules to repair defective products
• APS Bank and the Foundation for Affordable Housing partner for affordable housing solutions
• Central Mediterran­ean Business School announces strategic partnershi­p with Learners University College in UAE
• Lidl Malta donates €15,000 to Caritas Malta Foundation
• Comlux completion centre celebrates successful delivery of third ACJ TwoTwenty from Airbus
• GPC, Trident Trust and Nectar named Malta’s Best Places to Work in 2022-2023
• UOM and STMicroele­ctronics strengthen collaborat­ion for supply chain and management education
• Annual growth in business activity above its long-term average
• Money Market Report for the week ending 3 November
• EU customs reform: a data-driven vision for a simpler, smarter and safer Customs Union

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