TOP NEWS | Wednesday, 01 August 2007

GO disputes Melita's fixed line subscriber claims
Charlot Zahra
Telecoms operator GO has put into question arch-rival telecoms operator Melita's announcement last Friday that the Hello fixed line telephone service launched eight months ago had reached the 20,000 subscriber mark. >>

‘Last-minute rush' leads to extension of registration scheme
A last-minute rush by people interested in registering for their undeclared cash with the Central Bank of Malta before the introduction of the euro led the Finance Ministry to extend the registration scheme until 31 August. >>

Global Petroleum seeks extension of Maltese oil exploration agreement
Australian oil exploration company Global Petroleum announced in its quarterly report yesterday that its joint venture partner, German oil and gas company RWE Dea AG, is seeking to confirm a revised time frame for the Exploration Study Agreement (ESA) covering blocks 4 and 5 of Area 3 off the east of Malta with the Maltese government. >>

OTHER NEWS
Central Bank of Malta leaves the central intervention rate unchanged

Diesel creeps up further

BOV and HSBC sponsor Green Energy generation at Palazzo Falson

“Help Dar Tal-Providenza” campaign launched

Dubai outsource zone eyes multiple growth potential

Maltese properties on the Coldwell Banker Previews international magazine

Deficit and debt statistics create confusion

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
SIS Ltd launches Innovative Telecommunications Services

GO backs LAN event for computer fans

HP earns top international Linux security certification

Merlin Computers launches HOT summer offers