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Open-air tables clamp-down: De Marco will accept no abuse
MHRA calls on government for rationalisation
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Shipyards to shed more workers
Government sets to announce plans soon
Charlot Zahra
Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi said that Malta Shipyards Limited (MSL) will go to have through another restructuring phase and shed further from its current workforce of 1,700 in order to prepare for partial or total privatisation of the company once the transitional period for State Aid for MSL expires at the end of this year.>>

Inflation still above the 4 per cent mark during May: NSO

Social partners defend overtime status-quo

To grow or not to grow?

Phase one of SmartCity launched

Government to facilitate reporting for SMEs

Vodafone’s secure e-billing and the environment

Goldman Sachs profits top Wall Street expectations

Sceptre of higher energy prices overshadows trading in US, Europe

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It was a sunny in Dublin last Thursday, when I finally had my luggage delivered 24 hours late by Air Malta. >>

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Inflation still above the 4 per cent mark during May: NSO

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OPINION - George M Mangion Eire - don’t cry for me It was a sunny in Dublin last Thursday, when I finally had my luggage delivered 24 hours late by Air Malta. >>

OPINION - George M Mangion
Eire - don’t cry for me
It was a sunny in Dublin last Thursday, when I finally had my luggage delivered 24 hours late by Air Malta. >>