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Finanziamenti, Incentivi ed Assicurazioni
Finanziare le PMI fa bene al Paese: l’esempio del Regno Unito
Generalmente i tentativi di incoraggiare la crescita del business tendono a concentrarsi quasi esclusivamente sulle start-up, ma sotto il governo di Theresa May, stanno diventando accattivanti anche le PMI già avviate. Recenti ricerche hanno dimostrato che le PMI sul mercato britannico giocano un ruolo determinante per la crescita economica e la ...
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East Africa: UK to Strengthen Investment Links in EA in the Wake of Brexit
[Daily News] The United Kingdom has promised to strengthen trade and investment links with the East African Community Partner States for mutual benefit.
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EU targets UK’s €60bn exit bill before trade talks
Divorce-first approach a setback for Britain’s hopes of fast-track deal
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‘Malta is well positioned as an attractive domicile post-Brexit’
Finance Malta chairman Kenneth Farrugia talks to Anthony Manduca about Brexit, Malta’s reputation as a financial services centre, EU tax harmonisation attempts and how the new US Trump administration could affect the global financial climate. “We will not play the vulture game when it comes to Brexit,” Mr Farrugia says when ...
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German foreign minister: UK shouldn't be treated too harshly over Brexit
The German foreign minister has said the UK's European Union partners should resist the temptation to be excessively tough on London as it negotiates its exit from the 28-nation bloc. Sigmar Gabriel told the Munich Security Conference he regrets very much Britain's decision to leave, but "we must respect it". He added: ...
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Proposed media law 'serious threat to internet freedom', 'perverse affront to basic online rights'
The Malta Information Technology Law Association (MITLA) said the Bill presented by Government entitled the Media and Defamation Act, 2017 (MADA) is a serious threat to internet freedom and a perverse affront to basic online rights.. MITLA is concerned about the newly proposed obligations for websites, as defined in MADA, ...
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Lagos oilfield investors’ dispute deepens
’Femi Asu The cash call dispute among the joint venture partners on the Aje oil field, located offshore Lagos, has yet to be resolved amid a mechanical problem limiting production from one of the wells. London-based energy firm, MX Oil, which has an indirect investment in Oil Mining Lease 113, ...
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Editorial: Brian Tonna and Karl Cini are warned
Next Monday, the PANA Committee is due to arrive in Malta and begin investigating the Panama Papers allegations with regards to Malta and Maltese persons.As revealed in the Malta Business Weekly yesterday, the committee last week visited the UK and after Malta it will visit Luxembourg and the United States.It ...
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Updated (2): Tony Blair's new mission is to change minds on Brexit
Former Prime Minister Tony Blair launched a new campaign Friday to persuade Britons to change their minds about leaving the European Union, arguing that those who want to remain should rise up and have their voices heard.Blair urged voters to speak out against what he said was the government's drive ...
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Top U.K. court orders Daiwa Securities to pay $153 million over remittance
Daiwa Securities Group Inc. said Friday that it has been ordered by a British court to pay roughly $152.8 million in damages over a money transfer by its subsidiary in England. The Japanese brokerage and financial service group said that as a result of the order, issued Thursday, it may ...
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Cartoonists draw on Malta for inspiration
Pens in hand, ready to draw inspiration from their surroundings, a group of some 20 cartoonists have been going round the island meeting locals and sketching cartoons of these encounters. Speaking to this newspaper during a week-long convention, the Malta Mighty Minicon 6, members of the Cartoonists’ Club of Great Britain ...
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PM defends government’s track record guaranteeing freedom of expression
Prime Minister Joseph Muscat said that he will not allow anybody to tarnish the reputation of the government by saying there is no freedom of expression when asked about garnishee orders against the press, and the hypocrisy of banning this following Economy Chris Cardona’s decision to institute one against journalist ...
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Business: Boost as UK firm makes major gold find in its Western Kenya mines
UK-based Acacia Mining has announced a “major” gold find at its mines in Western Kenya.
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Business News: Boost as UK firm makes major gold find in its Western Kenya mines
UK-based Acacia Mining has announced a “major” gold find at its mines in Western Kenya.
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Second hand car sales hit record in the UK
Sales of second-hand cars in the UK reached a record high last year. The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) said 8.2 million used cars were sold in 2016, up 7.3% on the previous year. The industry body claimed there is "no reason" why demand should drop off in 2017 as ...
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Clues scarce after half-brother of North Korea leader killed in Malaysia
The astonishing assassination of North Korea leader Kim Jong Un's half-brother rippled across Asia on Wednesday as Malaysian investigators scoured airport surveillance video for clues about the two female assailants and rival South Korea offered up a single, shaky motive: paranoia.Kim Jong Nam, 46, was targeted Monday in a shopping ...
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12 people drowned in Maltese waters in 2016, 23 died in traffic accidents
12 people drowned in Maltese waters in 2016, many of them foreigners, according to information tabled in Parliament. The information was given by Home Affairs Minister Carmelo Abela in reply to a parliamentary question by PL MP Anthony Agius Decelis.The first drowning took place in Qala, Gozo, on New Year’s ...
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Cambi, sterlina giù dopo il dato dell'inflazione britannica
(Teleborsa) - La sterlina si deprezza oggi sul mercato valutario contro le principali valute mondiali, dopo il dato sull'inflazione del Regno Unito, che ha evidenziato una crescita inferiore...
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Rolls-Royce, Brexit e inchieste affondano i conti: rosso record da 4,6 miliardi di sterline
Rolls-Royce pesante alla borsa di Londra. A dare una spinta alle vendite sul titolo del gruppo britannico che produce motori aeronautici e marini e sistemi energetici, l'annuncio dei...
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UK unlikely to trigger Article 50 at March 9 EU summit - Brexit minister
Brexit minister David Davis said today the government was on course to meet its end-March deadline to launch the formal divorce procedure from the European Union but did not see Britain doing so at an EU summit next month. EU officials are keen to know when Prime Minister Theresa May will ...
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Peugeot owner PSA Group in talks to buy Vauxhall and Opel from GM
The owner of Peugeot said it could buy Vauxhall and Opel from General Motors (GM) in a deal that would transform Europe's car market. PSA Group is in talks over a "potential acquisition" of GM's European car business, as it explores "strategic initiatives" aimed at boosting profits and cutting costs. However, it ...