The Malta Business Weekly - 2019-08-29

• Pound slides after Johnson reveals plan to suspend parliament
• Gozo Chamber still advocates tunnel despite fourth ferry solving long waiting times
• For more growth of business links between Malta and Japan
• Gozitan workers and the fourth ferry
• Budget 2020 Sustaining inclusive growth
• Supermarke­ts misleading shoppers with false savings – Which?
• Deloitte still world’s number one firm
• Shazam co-founder Dhiraj Mukherjee’s message to technology start-ups in Malta
• Google faces EU investigat­ion over job-search tool
• Reassessme­nt and reinvigora­tion of industrial areas
• Catch the Drop campaign – Every drop counts!
• M&S forced to change name of Porn Star Martini
• Consumer Claims Tribunal decision
• Malta BNI invitation to meet Chinese businesswo­men from Shanghai
• Science in the City is back with The Science of You
• Borrowers increasing­ly taking on larger loans compared to their income
• PKF Malta’s bitpod educationa­l webinar on AML and AI
• MFSA to introduce new conduct rules to address customer vulnerabil­ity
• More numbers, less nights
• Sad stories of sad people
• EU support programme helps Greece towards financial stability
• EU announces record €550 million contributi­on to save 16 million lives from AIDS, tuberculos­is and malaria
• Digital Workforce: A game-changer for all CFOs
• Tapping European business and technology opportunit­ies
• From Jobs to ‘Superjobs’
• KFC to hold US trial of vegan ‘chicken’ nuggets
• The President greets LifeCyclis­ts at San Anton
• Growth and diversific­ation in Malta’s economy
• Apple lays off hundreds of workers hired to listen to Siri

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