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Terror grips America
Chaos in the markets followed as news filtered through major news
stations that four commercial planes were hijacked and deliberately
flown into chosen targets in the United States
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Has price stability
gone hay wire?
By
Kurt Sansone
An analysis carried out by The Malta Financial and Business
Times on the change in the Retail Price Index (RPI) on a year-on-year
basis reveals a rise of more than 2% for the last four months,
indicating a lack of price stability in the Maltese islands when
compared to criteria adopted by the European Central Bank
Price Club future bright -
Victor Zammit
In a wide-ranging and candid
inerview, Price Club director Victor Zammit expressed his
belief that, despite the highly publicised financial difficulties
encountered by the supermarket chain over recent months, the chain
nevertheless has a bright future.
In fact, a Libyan delegation was in Malta last weekend to finalise
its discussions on investing in the chain. Mr Zammit explained
to The Malta Financial and Business Times, "This [recent
negotiations] should allow the foreign company to take a fifty
percent equity in the chain with our participation in the other
half.
"This capital should make Priceclub supermarkets stronger
than ever and I believe that the future of the chain should be
brighter."
INTERVIEW
The
rise, fall and resurrection of the Price Club
Price Club director Victor Zammit
tells RAY ABDILLA how he regrets having been unable to involve
himself in the chain's daily affairs, given his capacity as a
non executive, and about how Malta's largest supermarket chain
crumbled
IN THE NEWS
Terrorist attacks send
shock waves through European markets
Unprecedented terror hits America
Tripartite condemnation
More to gain than to lose
– Walker
BoV financial management clinics
for IPSE clients
Plaza Centre register 87.3%
profit increase
Collective agreement with UHM
signed
MHRA calls for 5% VAT to remain
unchanged
Maltese IT company involved
in multi-million GBP software project
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