Money market report
Money Market Report for the week ending June 1, 2012
Money Market Report for the week ending June 1, 2012
‘Malta should have never carried Greek burden’ – Alfred Mifsud
In the event of a forced Greek exit from the eurozone, Malta will be the among...
In the event of a forced Greek exit from the eurozone,...
MEPs back Scicluna’s single market report
Labour MEP Prof Edward Scicluna welcomes vote by the Economic and Monetary...
Labour MEP Prof Edward Scicluna welcomes vote by the...
Vodafone to introduce the 'paperless office'
The “paperless office”, once a slogan to describe the office of the future,...
The “paperless office”, once a slogan to describe the...
Chamber of Commerce urges speedier pensions and COLA reform
More women needed in labour market, Chamber says and calls for extended...
More women needed in labour market, Chamber says and calls...
Financial services in good health, minister says of EC warning
Commission warned Malta of banking system too large for the size of the economy.
Commission warned Malta of banking system too large for the...
Spending overruns putting deficit target off-track, says Vella
Labour MP demands explanation into whether government deficit targets are still...
Labour MP demands explanation into whether government...
HSBC’s chief technical officer Philip Farrugia retires after 42 years of service
Key player in development of Malta’s financial industry who oversaw computerisation of the Lohombus home loan system.
Key player in development of Malta’s financial industry...
Air Malta pilots’ requests for company accounts denied
Pilots’ union ALPA says many questions over national airline’s...
Pilots’ union ALPA says many questions over national...
Chronicles of a building boom gone bust
Building more residential apartments is not the way forward for the construction industry, the government is saying. But was this not the intention of planning...
Building more residential apartments is not the way forward...
Developers bemoan tighter bank credit, but minister says industry must change
Malta’s property developers are facing hard times: banking credit is no longer as generous, and this time the industry is fighting a lone battle.
Malta’s property developers are facing hard times:...
Brussels sounds warning on pensions, urges increase in retirement age
Tonio Fenech says EC assessment shows economy demonstrates sound economic...
Tonio Fenech says EC assessment shows economy demonstrates...
Arriva employees consider breaking away from GWU
Arriva employees are considering the idea to either form a house union or join...
Arriva employees are considering the idea to either form a...
Air Malta warns pilots’ union against increasing anxiety amongst employees
Airline says opening of new routes is not on agenda until Air Malta achieves financial turnaround.
Airline says opening of new routes is not on agenda until...
Tourist arrivals drops by 5.5% in March
Total arrivals and nights spent during the first quarter of 2012 and March declines compared to 2011.
Total arrivals and nights spent during the first quarter of...
Common corporate tax ‘not in country’s interest’ – Labour
Labour says adoption of corporate tax directive would lead to harmonisation on...
Labour says adoption of corporate tax directive would lead...
Malta has highest exposure to Greek eurozone exit at 4.3% of GDP
Greek elections set tone for eventual eurozone exit, raising questions of...
Greek elections set tone for eventual eurozone exit,...
Registered unemployed up 2.9% over April 2011
The number of registered unemployed during April stood at 6,773, an increase of...
The number of registered unemployed during April stood at...
