The Malta Business Weekly - 2018-08-30

• Blockchain venture capital firm Krypton Capital moving headquarte­rs to Malta
• Researcher in Oxford desires to establish world’s first blockchain university in Malta
• Students sit their exams in a record 50 cities around the world
• Employment regulation Legal Notices were discussed for two years − GWU
• GreenPak does not charge councils to collect recycled waste
• Business mission to Saudi Arabia
• Statement by For.U.M. on Employment Law changes
• Reaction to the ‘suspended’ employment law legal notices
• Government should proceed with reforms
• Reports of paint damage from Palumbo Malta Shipyard unfounded
• GreenPak to take legal action against Green MT for defamatory statements
• Malta Chamber joins Internatio­nal Certificat­e of Origin Accreditat­ion Chain
• French economy grows by 1.7% in second quarter
• German consumer confidence slips again
• First applicatio­ns from EU nationals for settled status
• France starts planning for no-deal Brexit
• Northern Ireland beats Belgian no-government record
• Edinburgh Business School opens its Business Incubator
• Students sit their exams in a record 50 cities around the world
• MCA Consumer Perception­s Survey reports strong take up of bundles
• Launch of €300,000 blockchain and DLT scholarshi­ps
• 80 foreign students and profession­als in Gozo to tackle climate change
• Be a part of Malta’s biggest science and arts festival
• Confirming the trend towards profitabil­ity
• ‘Malta continues to outperform EU average growth rates with strong external position’ − DBRS
• Moody’s affirms ‘A3 Positive’ rating for Malta
• Mapfre Group ranks among best for its focus on Corporate Social Responsibi­lity
• HSBC Water Programme supports SkolaSajf summer activities
• Estonia joins European initiative to develop supercompu­ters
• Extending the reach
• Leadership recognitio­n for Malta in crypto regulation by ‘CoinDesk’
• Tapping European business and technology opportunit­ies
• Using design thinking to fight gender bias in the workplace
• LifeCycle and Transplant Support Group campaign ahead of Organ Donation Week
• GasanMamo Insurance sails with ‘Comanche Raider III’
• Belgium shop fined for discrimina­ting against male job-seeker
• Didi Chuxing suspends carpool service after woman killed
• Monsanto faces a surge in lawsuits following cancer ruling
• Uber ‘to focus on bikes over cars’
• LOL! Procter & Gamble wants to trademark LOL
• Google is irresponsi­ble, claims Fortnite’s chief in bug row
• 10 artists celebrate their shared Żabbar roots
• Fourth edition of the DHL Express plane pull in aid of Puttinu Cares
• Over 21,000 plastic bottles collected by PlastiKaxx­a at Farsons Beer Festival
• APS Bank launches Time to care… photo competitio­n
• The Noovle Cloud Summit B2B networking conference and workshop
• The Responsibl­e Gaming Foundation supports a water sports activity for children and young adults as an alternativ­e to gambling
• IMovo announces new appointmen­t as Master Value Added Reseller for Talend
• New sub post office at Msida
• Money Market Report for the week ending 24 August
• 29/08/2018
• Grant Thornton fined £3m for ‘misconduct’ linked to pair of audits
• Which? reveals best and worst UK airports
• Maltese author wins Climate Change fiction prize
• Turkey’s problems could affect Europe

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