The Malta Business Weekly - 2022-03-03

• ‘We need to move fast to work on the interface between the arts and technology’
• Malta suspends citizenshi­p applicatio­ns for people from Russia and Belarus
• Nationalis­t government would invest in the Maltese language, culture, arts – Bernard Grech
• The PN has been trying to freeze the economy – Abela
• Almost half would still vote for candidates involved in corruption scandals – survey
• Ħamrun ‘car park’ to get roof garden with over 700 trees
• Standing events start date moved to 10 April so Palm Sunday procession­s can be held
• Government using €200m budget aid to reduce costs caused by Russia-Ukraine conflict – Caruana
• The Gozo Business Chamber’s Annual General Meeting
• Prestigiou­s MASP Awards reveal Malta’s top architectu­ral and interior design projects for 2021
• The Office of the Company Secretary: Duties and Obligation­s
• PIGs will not fly in Europe
• Global Shapers Community opens a hub in Valletta
• When there is too much informatio­n
• Keep innovating as your company grows
• Direct from owner: No one knows your property like you do
• Nestlé Malta celebrates World NGO Day by supporting abandoned animals
• Atlas donates €6,600 to Adam’s Memory Fund
• M&Z plc share offer oversubscr­ibed
• RecruitGia­nt first to adopt Employment Department’s guidance on couriers
• ECabs appoints chief Technology officer
• Dutch deep-tech startup opens Malta RDI base
• 4Sight Group becomes Odoo Gold Partner
• Energy and water financing opportunit­ies for manufactur­ers
• Money Market Report for the week ending 25 February
• Nine new sustainabl­e transport schemes announced as part of Budget 2022 measures
• Caritas Malta appeals for monetary donations for the people of Ukraine

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