The Malta Business Weekly - 2013-03-14

• Largest-ever cabinet sworn in
• MIA considerin­g second Sky Parks
• The agenda for Prime Minister Joseph Muscat’s first EU summit
• Brussels aims to ease top 10 most burdensome SME laws
• Gasanmamo assists in the restoratio­n of documents at the Notarial Archives
• MSV Life plc registers pre-tax profits of € 15.98 million
• Malta in the clear as EU’S late payment directive comes into force on Saturday
• New anti-euro party forms in Germany
• The late payment rules
• New University of Malta School of Performing Arts
• FIMBANK launches Easisave Fixed Term Deposits
• Central Bank issues coin commemorat­ing Grand Master Pinto
• Banif’s Night at the Museum
• Firstmalta.com is providing free listings to sell anything in Malta
• Becoming European
• Dhalia hosts property seminars in Stockholm and Gothenburg
• ‘Paint the Town Black’ this St Patrick’s weekend with Guinness
• University of Malta launches mobile dental clinic project
• Graduation ceremony for the Advance Management Training Programme
• Directors Chambers Ltd, the first firm in Malta dedicated to providing corporate governance profession­als to the funds industry
• Internatio­nal conference on online privacy
• 2008 Hybrid Air – a key step towards the heart of the hybrid range
• Fiat 500L Trekking, Fiat 500 GQ, Premiered at Geneva Motor Show
• Mu-mu and Captain Kalċ surprise children with a glass of fresh milk
• Vodafone employees run for charity
• Air Malta increases substantia­lly its flight capacity to Russia
• Malita Investment­s plc registers a pre-tax profit of €2.55 million for the year ended 31 December 2012
• ISACA Malta Chapter highlights innovation­s in Storage & Data Protection
• The need is now to regain momentum
• DHL improves shipping of chemical freight
• Ships reject unprofitab­le cargo to halt slump in rates
• Priorities for air cargo
• Hurricane Sandy provides valuable risk management lessons for global logistics providers
• Syrian conflict makes Lebanon a key shipping hub
• Someone acting as a whistle-blower needs protection
• Alibaba appoints new chief executive
• UK Serious Fraud Office to investigat­e Autonomy, says HP
• Beyonce, Jay-z and Britney Spears have finances hacked
• Sony chairman Sir Howard Stringer to retire
• Foreign Briefs
• John Lewis announces 17% staff bonus as profits rise
• Six Bank of Valletta p.l.c. employees attend a two-day training course in London
• ‘Pearlfect’ Wedding
• Shireburn Software exhibiting at four internatio­nal exhibition­s in seven weeks
• Business leaders acknowledg­e Smart Technologi­es with four awards
• Nestlé Chocofest at Bay Street
• Profession­al vision incorporat­ed in company’s new website
• Mental health programme for Middlesea Insurance employees
• HSBC Malta and MCAST treat domestic violence shelter residents to a day of pampering on Women’s Day
• FIMBANK registers 7% increase in pre-tax profit
• The Malta Jazz Festival
• World book Day brings smiles to children’s wards
• An original passion play in Mosta
• EEN internatio­nalisation events
• Interest Rates
• Money Market Report for the week ending 8 March
• Easing the top 10 most burdensome EU laws
• Investors call an end to week-long rally, cash in
• Malta face stern test in Rugby World Cup qualifier against strong Swiss squad
• Overseas tick the right boxes
• Sport Briefs
• Juncker: Europe’s nationalis­t demons are ‘only sleeping’

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