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RS2 lays plans for 40 per cent of IPO funds
Charlot Zahra
Business Today has learnt that out of €10 million in shares that Maltese IT company RS2 will be issuing on the Malta Stock Exchange (MSE) as part of its Initial Public Offering (IPO), €4 million or 40 per cent will be used towards investment projects listed by the company in the IPO which was published yesterday. >>

LGA introduces tougher regulations for new e-gaming licenses
Charlot Zahra
The Lotteries and Gaming Authority (LGA), which regulates the gaming sector in Malta, has tightened the belt on the release of new online gaming licenses in a bid to increase professionalism in the sector. >>

UK government loses hope in financing commercial office in Malta

Suncrest to close doors during winter months

Commission updates rules on guarantees and provides simplified possibilities for SMEs

ETC Youth employment strategy

Tonio Fenech launches Economic Bulletin

Isango signs partnership with Ryanair

Have no fear, the EU is there

Supply fears push oil beyond $129 a barrel

EU shake-up on farming subsidies

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21 May 2008
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LGA introduces tougher regulations for new e-gaming licenses Charlot Zahra The Lotteries and Gaming Authority (LGA), which regulates the gaming sector in Malta, has tightened the belt on the release of new online gaming licenses in a bid to increase professionalism in the sector. >>

UK government loses hope in financing commercial office in Malta

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OPINION - Jason Azzopardi Best practice in credit management Speech delivered by Parliamentary Secretary for Revenues and Lands Jason Azzopardi on the occasion of the Malta Association of Credit Management Annual Conference last Thursday >>

LGA introduces tougher regulations for new e-gaming licenses
Charlot Zahra
The Lotteries and Gaming Authority (LGA), which regulates the gaming sector in Malta, has tightened the belt on the release of new online gaming licenses in a bid to increase professionalism in the sector. >>

OPINION - Jason Azzopardi
Best practice in credit management
Speech delivered by Parliamentary Secretary for Revenues and Lands Jason Azzopardi on the occasion of the Malta Association of Credit Management Annual Conference last Thursday >>