Brussels, 16/11/2004 (Agence Europe) - According to the score board published on Tuesday by the Commission, the ten new Member States of the EU grant much more State aid to their businesses than the fifteen "old" Member States. On average, public aid in the new Member States represented 1.42% of GDP for the period 2000-2003, considerably higher than the 0.4% average for the EU15 in 2002. Malta (3.9% of GDP), Cyprus (2.9%) and the Czech Republic (2.8%) are the three most generous of the new...