The Malta Business Weekly - 2022-06-02

• Grimaldi Group’s Eco Malta christened in Valletta
• Government revenue in 2020 was over €900m less than was projected
• Malta’s property sector: Selling on plan becoming difficult due to rising costs, letting market doing well
• Gozo airstrip: If we let the model work it will prove itself – GBC CEO
• Impactinve­sting fintech opens Malta base
• Government’s Consolidat­ed Fund reported €389m deficit by end April
• Businesses facing ‘unpreceden­ted pressure’ due to human resources ‘crisis’ – Chamber of SMEs
• Malta ranks first in the Cape Town Compliance
• The proposed European Union regulation to counteract foreign subsidies is fundamenta­lly flawed – Alfred Sant
• New speakers announced for Flow 22
• FinanceMal­ta back on the road to promote Malta internatio­nally
• Microsoft hosts partners meeting
• Increasing the visibility of Malta’s creative start-ups on a global level
• A plan for Cottonera
• Managing people in a tight labour market
• Could we NFT?
• Agius Saliba appeals to Facebook to ‘cease its discrimina­tion against Maltese content creators’
• Tapping European business and technology opportunit­ies
• The Gasan Foundation partners with the Majjistral National Park to breathe new life into its buildings
• Heritage Malta launches its new brand identity
• The newly refurbishe­d Bvlgari monobrand boutique inaugurate­d
• KPMG in Malta hosts another insightful Gaming eSummit
• Atlas Insurance supports Jaye during company awards
• Central Bank of Malta issues May ‘Economic Update’
• Partnering to bring fresh perspectiv­e to Corporate Financing Solutions
• Money Market Report for the week ending 27 May
• Central Link’s final cost projected to be around €25 million, IM says
• Malta can be a ‘good and trusted’ jurisdicti­on for NFTs, Silvio Schembri says

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