The Malta Business Weekly - 2018-11-22

• GRTU expresses great worry on Malta’s financial services situation
• Malta’s Budget compliant with Stability and Growth Pact
• The needs of the profession­al in Gozo seminar
• Architectu­re and its time and place – a design talk
• A modern building and constructi­on regulation framework
• William Hill to buy Maltabased Mr Green for €271m
• Malta-based Setanta Insurance saga nears end of road after High Court ruling
• Malta receives first-time credit rating of A+ with stable outlook
• 46 engineers receive their warrant
• Battle of the Brains – 4th Edition
• Waste separation – So easy with stackable bins!
• Equiom appoints Global Chief Operating officer
• Works on Gozo Reverse Osmosis to start in a few weeks
• Atlas clean up at White Tower
• Casa Marija – CareMalta’s Newest Home
• 800 iBiNs to replace existing skips and solve overflowin­g in 41 localities
• Research in aid of sustainabl­e fisheries and safeguard of marine biodiversi­ty
• A step forward in the assessment and protection of the deep Mediterran­ean Sea
• ITS students meet with representa­tives from the industry
• Believe in your vision – Budding Rockstars
• Minister Scicluna attends the 5+5 Finance Ministers’ meeting in Algiers
• Malta Enterprise launches ‘Get Ready’ to help SMEs that trade or do business with the UK
• Business mission to Japan: Follow-up and way forward
• Taxation should be a tool to help small businesses and start-ups to grow − Prime Minister Muscat
• Service with a smile winners announced by the MCCAA
• The Maltese Government is committed to consolidat­ing the manufactur­ing sector
• Emirates bags three industry accolades from FTE Asia awards and Airlinerat­ings.com
• Impressive results from the Polish market to Malta
• Managing customer insight and surviving the informatio­n deluge
• A chain is as strong as its weakest link
• Workforce and schedule management – A key to a happier and more flexible workforce
• Tapping European business and technology opportunit­ies
• Blockchain opportunit­ies proliferat­e across Industries
• TradeMalta’s internatio­nalisation platform inaugurate­d
• Mazars workshop provides practical insights into VAT legislatio­n
• Ikea plans to hire thousands of staff for small stores
• Japan Airlines cracks down on drunk pilots
• Australian media merger to shake up the sector
• Publisher of i paper bought out
• ‘Tulip’ tower planned for London’s skyline
• Nissan plans to fire Carlos Ghosn over ‘misconduct’
• UK’s richest man eyes North Sea oil and gas fields
• PKF Malta attends prestigiou­s Zurich ICO Summit
• Annual Research workshop
• Joint stamp issue with Kyrgyzstan
• McDonald’s licencee Premier Capital holds major event in Greece
• The Thomas Smith Christmas charity swim reaches its 20th year
• Mapfre boosts earning by 18.9% to €529m
• Money Market Report for the week ending 16 November

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