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Investors
crying over Argentina crisis
Maltese and Gozitans invest Lm37
million in Argentina
By
Kurt Sansone
The Malta Financial Services Centre would not divulge the amount
of funds from Maltese and especially Gozitans, invested in crisis
- hit Argentina but an estimate obtained by The Malta Financial
and Business Times from sources close to the government puts the
figure to the alarming tune of Lm37 million. READ
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Jersey sanctions threat may catalyse
rush to repatriate funds
The government’s investment repatriation scheme could see
a large influx of funds by the end of the month, with Jersey being
threatened to adopt better financial transparency practices by
28 February.. READ
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Melita Cable considering
moving into fixed line market
By
David Lindsay
Melita Cable has a distinct vision for the liberalisation of the
telecommunications sector at the beginning of next year and it
hasn’t ruled out venturing into Malta’s hitherto monopolised
fixed line market. READ
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No
ISP code of practice
Almost seven years have elapsed since Internet's first appearance
in Malta but to date Internet service providers have not yet adopted
a code of practice to protect their customers despite legal obligations
to do so. READ
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INTERVIEW
Capitalising on cable
technologies
David Lindsay speaks to Joseph Spiteri, Melita Cable’s
Head of Strategic Planning and Development (technology). Mr Spiteri,
who has been with Melita Cable since inception, speaks about the
development of cable technologies in Malta, Melita’s groundbreaking
current initiatives and about technologies the company has in store
for the future.
OPINION
The state of tourism
Tourism Minister Michael Refalo address the launch of the
new Coralia San Antonio Hotel and gives a breakdown on where the
local and regional tourism sector currently stands and in what direction
it is headed. Following are extracts from his speech
MORE NEWS
Valletta’s balancing act
Business drive among Mellieha entrepreneurs
Cisco regional academy launched in
Malta
Fimbank registers pre-tax
profit of USD$2.471 million
Suncrest reports near Lm100,000
net profit
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