Businesses remain optimistic but warn labour shortages are holding back growth
More than 40% of surveyed firms said business conditions had improved over the previous three months
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Navigating the Digital Services Act: Implications for businesses
‘TradeMalta is more than just financial assistance,’ says Senior Manager Josianne Vella
The Malta Chamber cautions against rushed move toward four-day work week
The Chamber warned that a four-day week could hurt productivity, raise labour costs, and weaken Malta’s competitiveness
‘At the heart of Melita’s B2B approach is a partnership mentality’ – Robert Runza, Director of Business Development
Melita has built a strategy that goes beyond cost-effectiveness to deliver top-tier, purpose-built services.
A closer look at the four-day work week
Can Malta’s economy, already facing worker shortages, afford to make the leap?
Malta ranks in top 10 best places to retire in the world
A combination of warm climate, Mediterranean life, safety and competitive tax schemes make the island ideal
Windows 10 support ends tomorrow: Maltese businesses face cybersecurity and cost challenges
Continuing to use Windows 10 carries a 'huge risk'
From halls to packed streets: How tomobla is reinventing itself for a new generation
Eyes down, marker held strong, and hopes high!
Malta’s milk heritage celebrated in new book
The book 'captures the rich heritage and evolving story of a product that has nourished generations and shaped local traditions'
Will the rally last?
Assessing a company’s leverage
Investors should consider a company’s leverage when contemplating an investment in a new bond, says Edward Rizzo
In need of equity
Bond issuers in Malta need to understand ‘they cannot rely solely on borrowings to fuel their growth,’ says Edward Rizzo
Edward Rizzo
Josef Cutajar
Edward Rizzo
Deloitte caught using hallucinating AI in report for Australian Government
The firm has since agreed to refund the final instalment of its contract
Malta eyes Ireland’s permanent Basic Income Scheme for artists as a model for local policy
The initiative provides artists with a steady weekly income, allowing them to focus on their creative work without financial stress
Streaming up, spending down: MCA survey highlights shifting TV habits in Malta
Maltese households are embracing streaming platforms while traditional pay-TV spending continues to decline
Iniala awarded Malta’s first two Michelin Keys
Just like the famous Michelin Stars for restaurants, the Keys are the culmination evaluation by the Guide's independent inspectors
Interconnector energy imports rise 50% in 2024
Malta’s power plants generated 8.7% less electricity last year as interconnector imports and renewable sources increased
Malta’s housing prices jump 13% over last five years, more than triple EU average
House prices in the EU rose by an average of 5.4 per cent year-on-year, marking the seventh consecutive annual increase
MEPs urge stronger EU investment
Parliament pushes for measures to boost financing, competitiveness, and economic resilience across the bloc
Fawwara aqueduct granted heritage protection by Planning Authority
The decision followed a request for reconsideration by a landowner
Malta has EU’s tightest grip on cash – but times are a-changing
Malta leads the way in the Eurozone for cash use - despite a recent surge in digital payments
Fortina Group claims €8.1 million paid for Sliema site waiver ‘significantly above fair value’
Fortina says it would have paid a maximum of €4.7 million under today's valuation rules
Planning reforms ‘sideline’ architects – KTP
Malta is one of only two European countries without such a National Architecture Policy
