Weight loss drugs produced by Danish pharmaceuticals giant Novo Nordisk may have had a real impact
The decrease in imports was mainly driven by machinery and transport equipment, which totalled €178.6 million
Improved external demand may lead to better-than-expected economic growth in 2024, says the Malta Fiscal Advisory Council
Geoffrey Hinton remarked that while AI has significant benefits, it poses the threat of things getting out of control
The benefit is available immediately and grants all its retail clients one free trade each calendar month
In line with rising travel demand, MIA has also announced increased frequencies on several of its most popular routes
The architectural body highlights the importance of public spaces in fostering community interaction and cultural heritage
Edward Rizzo says that one cannot exclude other takeovers taking place across the Maltese capital market in the near future
Record revenue for PG plc as supermarkets and franchise operations continue to grow amid competitive pressures
This latest edition of Business Now promises a comprehensive look at the businesses and individuals shaping Malta's future
These events offer executives the chance to network, discuss and maximise business opportunities
The documentary by Cullen Hoback teases that it may finally reveal the identity of the mysterious Satoshi Nakamoto
Employer constituted bodies reiterate longstanding position
The total expenditure by tourists was driven by an increase in visitor numbers and a higher average spend per trip
Denmark, despite its reputation as an expensive country, topped the list as the most affordable in Europe
Chinese citizens are growing pessimistic and disillusioned about their prospects
Ryanair and its subsidiary to expand fleet from seven to possibly 20 by 2030
It features all-round views, including Manoel Island and the Sliema coastline
GTA notes that both the local council and public had the time to discuss the project during its consultation period
Brussels was found to be the most affordable city to rent in, while Belgrade was the most prohibitively expensive