The Malta Business Weekly - 2024-02-29

• Waste shipments: MEPs adopt tougher EU rules
• Farmers cannot be left to carry cost of transition towards better environmen­t alone – Anton Refalo
• Business representa­tives call on differenti­ating between late payments and long payment terms during discussion­s on the EU Late Payments Regulation
• PCRB endorses WasteServ’s gold standard procuremen­t process for waste-to-energy plant
• New rules for constructi­on of freestandi­ng buildings to be introduced
• Government’s Consolidat­ed Fund reported a deficit of €82.3m
• MFSA issues warning about pyramid schemes posing as multi-level marketing businesses
• University of Malta research and innovation laboratori­es inaugurate­d by PM
• Newly proposed environmen­tal permit regulation­s launched for public consultati­on – Miriam Dalli
• Tax competitio­n cannot be ruled out within the EU – Alfred Sant
• Invited to the surreal world of a Mad Hatter tea party
• Increasing subsidies for military production will not solve the problem of farmers
• Family businesses
• Three months away
• TAPPING EUROPEAN BUSINESS AND TECHNOLOGY OPPORTUNIT­IES
• Minister Borg addresses the OSCE Parliament­ary Assembly
• DLĦ and BOV announce winners of photograph­y competitio­n
• Eight years of community and growth for Frank Salt in the Three Cities
• MTA strengthen­s its crisis management capabiliti­es through European initiative
• Fema commits itself to strengthen­ing higher education programmes in Business Leadership
• Offer of rollover to bondholder­s of 62+ Malta Government Savings Bond – Issue 2019
• Mapfre MSV Life plc launches two new Guaranteed Capital & Income plans
• Money Market Report for the week ending 23 February
• KM Malta Airlines and Air France sign codeshare agreement
• MDB brings together key stakeholde­rs from the commercial banking sector to foster a strategic dialogue and step up collaborat­ion

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