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Karl Stagno-Navarra

The financial sector is up in arms with government over a bill that was apparently drafted without any consultation and allegedly carries with it a series of implications for family run businesses. >>

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25 November 2009
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Financial sector up in arms over no consultation to bill

MCESD to be consulted on Budget implementation

Interview The Progress lessons

Comment Looking beyond tomorrow The loss of 1000 jobs in October has been a sobering announcement. How many more were lost this month? With increased energy tariffs looming on the horizon as we break into 2010, the prospects seem bleak for other firms and their employees. >>

Interview
The Progress lessons

Comment
Looking beyond tomorrow
The loss of 1000 jobs in October has been a sobering announcement. How many more were lost this month? With increased energy tariffs looming on the horizon as we break into 2010, the prospects seem bleak for other firms and their employees. >>