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Malta may figure in Parmalat
investigations
- MFSA receives no request to investigate
The international press are scrambling to investigate over
250 hundred companies related to Parmalat in an attempt to get
to the bottom of a web of transactions which siphoned millions
from the company. READ
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FDI flows increase 90 per cent since
1994
- Malta’s transnationals, Malta-based foreign
affiliates ranked
By David Lindsay
Inward and outward Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) to and from
Malta has increased by 90 per cent between 1994 and 2002, the
United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) has
reported. READ
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Simed
claims abuse and irregularities in awarding of tender
- claims INSO offer is the most expensive
By Julian Manduca
The tender for the supply of medical equipment for Mater Dei Hospital
was awarded to the bidder that was the most expensive, Dutch company
Simed claimed yesterday through its legal adviser Dr Joe Fenech.
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INTERVIEW
A year of the interview
Now with 2003 safely behind us, The Malta Financial
and Business Times takes a look back and highlights a selection
of interviews carried out over the year, which was by and
large dominated by the business community looking forward
toward Malta’s EU membership and competitiveness issues.
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OPINION
Financial integration: Where do we stand?
European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet
speaks in Paris about the road ahead for the integration of
European financial services and the private sector’s
role in the changing landscape
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NEWS
Property market lulls following
budget uncertainty
Inflation rises for first time
in 20 months
Maltese-flagged fleet down 13 per
cent
Business travel to Malta grows
to 7.6 per cent of total
Enlargement may lead to further
EU quarrels over budgets
October’s industry turnover
up 16 per cent
November government debt up 18.5
per cent
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