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15 AUGUST 2001
Editorial Special editorial comment:n Why the Commissioner of Police should temporarily withdraw from his post The pluses in privatisation The boom and doom in the tech market 
Opinion Government strategy for human resources Social Policy Minister Lawrence Gonzi details the government's strategy for developing the human resources profession across the islands. Focus IMF, S&P in mutual agreement – Malta outlook positive Last week The Malta Financial and Business Times brought its readers the details of the International Monetary Fund's latest report on the Maltese economy. Following is the second and final part of the series, in which we look at the Chamber of Commerce's cautionary statement on such positive reports and the findings recently released by international rating agency Standard & Poor's
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By Kurt Sansone The lotto department may be in for a high-tech future if the foreign companies involved in the three consortia that submitted their bid for the privatisation of the Public Lotto Department, are anything to go by. Police Commissioner says no to resignation query By Kurt Sansone Police Commissioner George Grech, the centre of a magisterial inquiry investigating allegations of sexual harassment made by a former female university student, insisted that he is innocent and will not resign his post pending the outcome of the inquiry UHM proposals brushed aside By Daniela Farrugia Randon "Though the union made very reasonable claims they were not accepted by government." Mario Sacco, Secretary of the Union Haddiema Maghqudin told The Malta Financial and Business Times yesterday. In the NEWS
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