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Agreement reached by Government
and GWU on Lm2.50 weekly increase
By
Matthew Vella
General Workers Union officials have told The Malta Financial
and Business Times the agreement between Government and the Union
had been reached upon an acceptance of approximately Lm2.50 a
week.
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Talk
of war hounds tourism
By
Kurt Sansone
No missiles have been fired yet but the mere talk of war on Iraq
has already left its toll on tourism and a number of incoming
groups from the US, Canada and Japan have either cancelled or
arrived in smaller numbers according to Tourism Minister Michael
Refalo.
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John
Dalli announces Budget 2003 measures on VAT administration
Finance Minister John Dalli yesterday announced the
implementation of new measures towards a more efficient administration
of VAT. The new measures are the crystallisation of Budget 2003’s
plan to reform the VAT system in favour of small entrepreneurs
and self-employed.
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INTERVIEW
The partnership option
for industry explained
Dr John Attard Montalto – lawyer, politician,
former Minister for Industry - is also religious, loves listening
to classical music, wrote a book called ‘The nobles of
Malta,’ which was awarded the Malta Literary Prize for
1981, has visited more than 100 countries and is a baron,
although he prefers not to use the title. JULIAN MANDUCA caught
up with him in his office in Valletta |
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OPINION
Malta’s
attractions as an investment destination
Prime Minister Eddie Fenech Adami addresses
last week’s trade and investment event held at the Malta
High Commission in London. While citing a number of success
stories in the area, Fenech Adami discusses Malta attractions
as an investment location for UK and EU citizens and government
policies designed to boost the crucial economic sector |
NEWS
Investment, FDI to
benefit from membership
Referendum footsie,
Sant can play it good
HSBC, BoV refute Sant’s warning
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