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THURSDAY 9 SEPTEMBER 2021 • ISSUE 120
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DRAWING UP AN ECONOMIC VISION NOT INFLUENCED BY PARTISAN POLITICS
PAUL COCKS
CORINTHIA Hotels has withdrawn
from the development of the luxury
300-room Corinthia Hotel and Res-
idences Meydan Beach in Dubai af-
ter the other partner in the project
sold its interest to another investor,
Business Today has learned.
Corithia had joined Dubai-based
developer Meydan to develop the
Corinthia Hotel & Residences Mey-
dan Beach Dubai in the Jumeirah
Beach Residence area of Dubai.
e project, which was originally
supposed to be completed and oper-
ational in 2019, was to include 300
bedrooms and 60 high-end serviced
apartments, offering extensive in-
door and outdoor leisure and dining
facilities, a luxury spa, a nightclub,
and banqueting amenities. Corin-
thia Hotels was supposed to operate
the hotel and residences.
IN August, flights were back to
71% of 2019 levels across Europe.
This average, however, conceals a
wide variation between countries
and also between different traffic
flows for each country.
Corinthia quits Dubai
HSBC Malta
and GEMMA
launch fraud
awareness
booklet
BTC price
tanks 12% on
El Salvador
Bitcoin debut
August Europe flights
data shows Malta
lagging behind other
European countries
STAR PERFORMER MSE FTSE 100 € EXCHANGE RATES
Trading Date: 7 Sep 2021
Number of Trades: 48
Turnover: €624,155.92
MSE TRX Index: 8,067.134
(Change: -0.525%)
3.5% BOV SUB NTS
BV30A - Currency EUR
Last Traded 7 Sep, 2021
Price 103.990
Change 2.670
US Dollar 1.1815
British Pund: 0.85896
Japanese Yen: 130.36
Australian Dollar: 1.6040
Swiss Franc: 1.0895
7,104.57
-48.33 7,149.37 / 7,061.13
7,149.37
Value
Net variation
Previous close
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-0.63%
Artist's impression
of the projected
Corinthia Hotel and
Residences Meydan
Beach in Dubai
