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By Kurt Sansone
The much-awaited final agreement on the restructuring of Air Malta was not signed yesterday. But in a brief 20-minute meeting between the four unions concerned and Investments Minister Austin Gatt, both parties agreed on a way forward. READ
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- Malta to join European Patent Convention
By David Lindsay
Competitiveness and Communications Minister Censu Galea yesterday said he expects the number of patents being registered at the Malta office to surge from the current annual average of 200 to as high as 3,000. READ
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By Matthew Vella
Malta Labour Party leader Alfred Sant has chosen not to comment yet again on allegations of tax evasion on wages paid by the MLP and on social security contributions owed by One Productions, the party’s radio and television company. READ MORE >>
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INTERVIEW
90 per cent of all Lufthansa’s passengers from Malta connect to the airline’s intercontinental flight network. Here Lufthansa Vice President for south east Europe, the Middle East, Africa and Pakistan Joachim Steinbach, on a flying visit to Malta last week, speaks to DAVID LINDSAY about a number of issues including networking the world, airline security in the new millennium, new hubbing activity through Munich airport, new routes for Malta and how the company has weathered the post 9/11 fiscal storm |
OPINION
European Central Bank Vice-President Lucas Papademos speaks at the Monday’s annual dinner of the Institute of Chartered Accountants - Ireland. Speaking about certain member states’ violations of the Pact, Papademos answers three pertinent questions: Why should the ECB be concerned about these developments, how concerned should it be and what should be done about ithe situation? |
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