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 By Kurt Sansone
The tax implications of renting out four floors of Malta House in Brussels for commercial purposes risk turning into a political and fiscal complication as lawyer Peter Caruana Galizia yesterday told the Public Accounts Committee that he had prepared a report for Mimcol outlining the tax implications of any decision taken by government. READ
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As oil prices continued to soar higher yesterday, marking a sixth consecutive day of all-time peaks, market analysts speaking to The Malta Financial and Business Times warned that prospects for economic growth could be wiped out as the country’s energy bill soars. READ
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By Matthew Vella reporting from Amsterdam
The euro is five years old, and at the Euro Conference being held in Amsterdam this week its guardians have lauded the toddler currency’s first steps towards a greater European economic growth. The keyword is, however, ‘credibility’, bandied about by Joaquin Almunia, the EU Commissioner for economic and monetary affairs, and former European Central Bank president Wim Duisenberg. READ MORE >>
Interview
 With a supermarket price war in full swing, Philip Borg, the owner of Tower Supermarket - who heads a recently formed group of eight supermarkets with the intention of taking on the challenge poised by foreign competitors - talks to Sandro Mangion |
OPINION
Tourism and Culture Minister Francis Zammit Dimech speaks about the Valletta and Cottonera experiences in linking tourism and urban development in a speech delivered to the International Federation of Housing and Planning’s Working Party on ‘Tourism and Urban Development’. Following are extracts from his address
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