The Malta Business Weekly - 2019-09-26

• The Stars Group cuts jobs in Malta hub
• GRTU requests lowering tax for SMEs in its Budget 2020 proposals
• Von der Heyden Group celebrates its 30th anniversar­y in Munich
• Danske Bank ex-chief caught up in fraud probe found dead
• Introducin­g ĠEMMA
• Nescafé 3in1 LifeCycle HEROES return from South Asia
• MAPFRE Middlesea sponsors ‘The Bubble Festival’
• Focus on Cloud and analytics at CaseWare’s internatio­nal conference
• Gozo’s Festival Mediterran­ea and Il Trovatore 2019 officially launched
• Trident group Interim Directors’ Report
• Over 80% increase in new full-time students studying with ITS Malta
• Malta’s entomology receives BOV support
• Central Bank of Malta public lecture on Brexit
• Mazars strengthen­s local management team
• Fiscal surplus was larger than targeted
• ‘We need to rise to the challenge and move forward in combating AML/CFT’ – Minister for Finance
• Malta Airport’s customer experience efforts recognised by Airports Council Internatio­nal
• Malta Airport to generate even more clean energy through investment in PV panels
• €740m of fake goods stopped at EU borders
• Men sitting around
• Dutch government to reform business tax rules
• Tapping European business and technology opportunit­ies
• Jesmond Mizzi Financial Advisors organises team building event
• How payment providers can drive mobility experience
• Fundación MAPFRE supports a research project to prevent cellular deteriorat­ion and delay aging
• 25 million members, and still soaring Skywards with Emirates
• Equiom welcomes global superyacht industry expert, Chris Stokes
• BMIT Technologi­es launches a localised version of Microsoft Azure
• Money Market Report for the week ending 20 September
• Sainsbury’s to close up to 70 Argos stores as part of reorganisa­tion
• Thomas Cook had £3.1bn hole in balance sheet before collapse

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