Business Today

Agreement on Working Time Directive finally reached
Charlot Zahra
After years of wrangling, EU Social Policy Ministers Monday reached political agreement on the EU Directive concerning certain aspects of the organisation of working time, better known as the Working Time Directive (WTD).>>

Malta to retain higher withholding tax from bank accounts abroad
David Darmanin
With effect from 1 July, individual savers banking in EU member states other than the country of residence will be subject to a withholding tax increase of 5 per cent, to 20 per cent when compared to the 15 per cent rate agreed on with the publication of the savings tax directive in 2005.>>

NSO registers slower growth rate for Jan-March quarter

Maltese hotelier garners UK media’s attention

Gaming revenue jumps 7% - LGA

Tonio Fenech addresses IFS Seminar

LGA responds to BT story on ‘tightening of e-gaming licences’

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Marketing Malta’s Real Estate offer

G8 meeting overshadowed by oil crisis

France, Italy industrial output figures outshine expectations

HP makes it easy to make smart environmental choices with unrivaled portfolio of printing solutions

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INTERVIEW

Enter the Swiss factor
In a wide-ranging interview, Melita Cable Chief Operating Officer (COO) Stephen Wright speaks to CHARLOT ZAHRA about Melita’s transition from a cable operator into a fully-fledged quad-play giant in less than two years >>

EDITORIAL
Better use of government property
It is encouraging to note that the Lands Department is embarking on the task of setting up a database of all government property, listing all rents received along with all the burdens such property is subject to.>>

OPINION - George M Mangion
The tug of war started
The newly elected Labour leader’s clever way to silence the doom-mongers was to openly welcome lost sheep and the warring left wing intellectuals.>>

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11 June 2008
ISSUE NO. 539

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Agreement on Working Time Directive finally reached Charlot Zahra After years of wrangling, EU Social Policy Ministers Monday reached political agreement on the EU Directive concerning certain aspects of the organisation of working time, better known as the Working Time Directive (WTD).>>

NSO registers slower growth rate for Jan-March quarter

INTERVIEW

Enter the Swiss factor In a wide-ranging interview, Melita Cable Chief Operating Officer (COO) Stephen Wright speaks to CHARLOT ZAHRA about Melita’s transition from a cable operator into a fully-fledged quad-play giant in less than two years >>

OPINION - George M Mangion The tug of war started The newly elected Labour leader’s clever way to silence the doom-mongers was to openly welcome lost sheep and the warring left wing intellectuals.>>

Agreement on Working Time Directive finally reached
Charlot Zahra
After years of wrangling, EU Social Policy Ministers Monday reached political agreement on the EU Directive concerning certain aspects of the organisation of working time, better known as the Working Time Directive (WTD).>>

Enter the Swiss factor
In a wide-ranging interview, Melita Cable Chief Operating Officer (COO) Stephen Wright speaks to CHARLOT ZAHRA about Melita’s transition from a cable operator into a fully-fledged quad-play giant in less than two years >>

OPINION - George M Mangion
The tug of war started
The newly elected Labour leader’s clever way to silence the doom-mongers was to openly welcome lost sheep and the warring left wing intellectuals.>>