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Malta regulates adult gaming site
David Darmanin
Oceania P-Club Ltd and Oceania Clubhouse, Malta-registered subsidiaries of Hugh Hefner’s Playboy empire, have been granted by the Lotteries and Gaming Authority (LGA) in Malta a license to operate an adult gaming website, this newspaper has learnt. >>

Analysts sceptical of budget surplus by 2010
Charlot Zahra
Economists who spoke to Business Today this week said that they were not surprised by the latest budget deficit figures for July announced by the National Statistics Office (NSO) last Thursday. >>

Unions, employers preoccupied with inflation spike

Industrial producer prices up by 1.1 per cent in euro area

First global steps trigger interest in Asia and South America

ISTC partners up with Texas firm

Melita rebrands identity

Maltese Tax Law Discussed at the University of Cambridge

Emirates SkyCargo Keeps Cargo Cool

Alcatel-Lucent appoints new chairman and CEO

Alitalia ‘rescuer’ disagrees with Air France merge

As Euro drops, analysts not hopeful of lower interest rates

Mark Lamb - Storm in a teacup

SmartCity Malta reaches advanced planning stage

ABC stationers acquire Delsey brand representation

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Former UK business journalist Daniel Marks is put under the spotlight on his editorship of Executive Malta, a hardback compilation of Maltese biographies and economic commentaries, reaching out to a subscriber base of 45,000 worldwide. By David Darmanin. >>

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The structural deficit is yet again ballooning with a 36 per cent increase on the figures registered in the same period last year. >>

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Analysts sceptical of budget surplus by 2010 Charlot Zahra Economists who spoke to Business Today this week said that they were not surprised by the latest budget deficit figures for July announced by the National Statistics Office (NSO) last Thursday. >>

Unions, employers preoccupied with inflation spike

INTERVIEW An executive summary of the Maltese

OPINION - George M Mangion Poker feud - no holds barred Last month, during a press conference announcing the signing of the USA double-taxation treaty Finance Minister Tonio Fenech pointed out the success achieved of late by Malta’s ability to attract investment from abroad.>>

Analysts sceptical of budget surplus by 2010
Charlot Zahra
Economists who spoke to Business Today this week said that they were not surprised by the latest budget deficit figures for July announced by the National Statistics Office (NSO) last Thursday. >>

INTERVIEW
An executive summary of the Maltese

OPINION - George M Mangion
Poker feud - no holds barred
Last month, during a press conference announcing the signing of the USA double-taxation treaty Finance Minister Tonio Fenech pointed out the success achieved of late by Malta’s ability to attract investment from abroad.>>