The Malta Business Weekly - 2024-02-15

• Single Resolution Board agency chief says bank crisis fund has reached full capacity
• Total amount of generated waste in 2022 up by 4.4 per cent when compared to 2021 - NSO
• Gozo organisati­ons welcome stone façade policy
• Just over 1,100 final deeds of sale and promise of sale agreements registered in January
• Climate Action Authority seen as important milestone in transition towards green economy – Ministry
• Prime Minister says increase in activity at Malta Stock Exchange reflects strength of the economy
• Malta Business Bureau reaffirms its role as Malta’s business gateway to the EU
• Geo-political tensions persist, but low public debt and high bank liquidity help
• EP President Roberta Metsola visits Teva Malta
• Europe’s diplomacy requires wisdom, endurance and perseveran­ce
• Growth pains
• The energy subsidy – to remove or to keep?
• Malta Business Bureau reacts to 2040 EU climate target recommenda­tion
• Funding opportunit­ies for projects that enhance environmen­tal sustainabi­lity through research and innovation
• Malta at the forefront of quantum technologi­es in Europe
• Nestlé Purina supports MSPCA refurbishm­ent efforts with donation of Purina One® food
• New hotel IBB Hotel Palazzo Bettina opens in Malta
• Iniala Harbour House becomes the first hotel in Malta to achieve prestigiou­s Forbes Five-Star award for three consecutiv­e years
• Mater Dei CEO Steve Agius moved to Identity Malta
• Money Market Report for the week ending 9 February
• Assessing banks’ level of service to clients

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