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Maltacom’s profits at Lm13.5m,
but Vodafone divestiture still a thorn in the side
By
Matthew Vella
A sober reminder of a sour quest. Maltacom’s ongoing
divestiture of its twenty per cent stake in Vodafone Malta was
yesterday a cause of concern for Chairman Maurice Zarb Adami in
his concluding remarks for Maltacom’s 2002 final accounts
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One or two more new faces possible
in Parliament
Casual elections for parliamentary seats can spring
surprises, but not many are expected in the elections that should
be held next week. There could be no new faces in parliament.
Speculation is, however, rife that certain PN parliamentarians,
including ministers and parliamentary secretaries, could contest
the Euro Parliamentary elections, attracted in no small measure
by the Euro100,000 yearly salary. READ
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Argentine government shake-up could
offer hope to disgruntled investors
By
David Lindsay
The scores of Maltese investors who saw tens of millions of pounds
in investments become all but worthless with the collapse of the
Argentine economy may soon begin to see a ray of light at the
end of the tunnel with the recent appointment of a new Argentine
economy minister and a presidential run-off election scheduled
for May.READ
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INTERVIEW
Revenge of the obelisk
The Maltacom Group’s annual figures for 2002
proves government monoliths let out to play free can become
profitable. Yesterday the Group celebrated a future that had
been unsure back in 1998. CEO Stephen Muscat tells MATTHEW
VELLA where the Group is heading. |
NEWS
OHSA issues Sars guidelines
for workers
President visits TechnoPark
‘Catch the Sun
instead’ Malta bus campaign kicks off in UK
Farsons profits soar
75 per cent despite weak market conditions
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