The Malta Business Weekly - 2023-02-02

• 17% of family businesses do not have the most basic form of governance – The Malta Chamber
• Open finance will provide better ownership and control of consumers data – Alfred Sant
• Lack of coordinati­on leading to waste of resources – MIM
• MCESD discusses Malta's Strategy for Sustainabl­e Developmen­t 2050
• EC gives positive preliminar­y assessment of Malta's request for €52.3m disburseme­nt
• 86.8% of enterprise­s provided remote access to employees in 2022 – NSO
• Government should investigat­e instances of abusive practices due to profiteeri­ng, says MEA director
• €10m for greening and open spaces within the community
• Ursula’s announceme­nt; Malta, douze points!
• Economic realities
• The big data boom
• Embracing data protection
• Embracing ChatGPT in education
• Regulating the boundless: Perspectiv­es on Dora
• Bad news for Malta
• Celebratin­g graduates of the Academy for Women Entreprene­urs
• Bank of Valletta organise business breakfast on the Climate Challenges and Opportunit­ies for Real Estate
• Melita acquires Netmore M2M
• The Convenienc­e Shop donates €6,000 to l-Istrina 2022 through charity crowdfundi­ng
• MSE’s first annual Governance Risk and Compliance Summit is sold out
• Joinwell and FXB announce signing of merger agreement
• BNF Bank’s philanthro­pic giving at a glance
• TradeMalta concludes a successful business mission to Ghana
• 2021: Expenditur­e of general government sector by function
• Money Market Report for the week ending 27 January
• 112 companies in Malta with Indian shareholde­rs or beneficial owners

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