FROM BUSINESS NEWS
Marie-Claire Grima - 23rd March 2019
Four business leaders within the industry discuss the manufacturing renaissance in Malta and why it’s an exciting time for millennial workers to climb on board.
FROM CHAMBER NEWS
22nd March 2019
The Deputy President of the Malta Chamber said the circular economic model could achieve a balanced approach towards economic growth without depleting environmental resources and impacting societal norms.
“Everyone within the company has to remain focused to steer the airline on a path of sustainable growth and profitability," said Chairman Charles Mangion.
FROM COMMERCIAL NEWS
This June, he will travel to Monaco to represent Malta and compete in EY's World Entrepreneur of the Year™ award together with business leaders from more than 60 countries.
"Had we not had the foresight to be innovative and invest heavily in research,we would not have survived the ever-growing competitive pressures,” the Farsons Group CEO said.
21st March 2019
The Yachting Services Business Section within the Malta Chamber provided an update on the latest developments in the yachting sector.
"Constant improvements in export competitiveness factors is of crucial importance to industry," said the Chief Financial Officer at Toly Products.
The event provided practical information about two important Business Fairs, elaborating how such occasions create an open platform for international cooperation.
The Managing Director at Joinwell Ltd insisted that there were benefits to the shifting of resources to off-peak hours.
The RE/MAX Malta Convention will culminate in an awards ceremony for the top performers people in the company, followed by a lavish reception.
FROM INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL NEWS
"That is the price that we must pay to ensure the safety of our communities,” said Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern.
PUBLICATIONS
Regulator for Family Businesses
March 2019
The decision to turn an enterprise into a family business by bringing one's children into ownership or management is among the most profound and petrifying choices that an entrepreneur can make.
Chief Financial Officer, AX Group
Business diversification can open up a number of opportunities, but the risks and uncertainty tied to this strategy can have long-term repercussions.
President, Malta Business Bureau
For small and peripheral EU states, losing full sovereignty on tax matters will have huge repercussions on their economy if EU legislation is passed by qualified majority voting.
Junior Legal Assistant, PKF Malta
The Maltese population generally leans towards home-ownership, and though this may be influenced by several factors, the lack of adequate regulation of the rental market is bound to be a contributing factor.
Pythagoras once said that numbers rule the universe.
Communications Director, Exante
February 2019
We should not assume that Malta will escape the rising tide of populism without pre-emptive action.
FROM MALTA CEOS
Jo Caruana - 20th March 2019
Spearheading Enemed Ltd is Chairman and CEO Kevin Chircop, who took on the role three years ago and is now leading its evolution in this very challenging – but exciting – industry.
20th March 2019
"Common wisdom holds that there is no better time to allocate resources to fuel future growth than when the economy is doing well, yet it seems we are not doing this to a satisfactory level,” the Vice-President of the Malta Chamber said.
The case accuses Google of abusing its market dominance by restricting third-party rivals from displaying search ads between 2006 and 2016.
The Managing Director at Go Sicily Travel said that water scarcity and degradation in Malta was a reality which has been with us for centuries.
Parliamentary Secretary Aaron Farrugia said that Government’s pro-business approach is supporting entrepreneurship through a holistic plan which is being implemented with the help of European funds.
19th March 2019
The Chairman of Finance Malta pointed out that Malta’s financial services industry had been painstakingly built through a sound regulatory framework underpinned by a strong reputation going back three decades.
