February inflation rises to 1.9%
Jewellery and watches once again registered the largest year-on-year increase in prices
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‘We’re trying to bring about a new form of economy’- peaq Co-Founder Max Thake
‘Family businesses operate differently’: How the Family Business Office supports their unique needs
Navigating aviation’s green transition: Collaboration between tourism and airline stakeholders is key
Clayton Bartolo highlights that the key to navigating these changes is collaboration between tourism and aviation stakeholders
Alexander Demarco: Another ECB rate cut likely in April as 2% inflation target nears
Monetary policy decisions will continue to follow a data-dependent approach
Two Malta-Heathrow flights cancelled as major fire shuts down UK’s busiest airport
The impact has rippled across the global aviation network
‘A statistic we should care about is one that tells us how people feel’ – David Aguis on Wellbeing Index
The Wellbeing Index project has been collecting detailed data on the wellbeing of Maltese people for four years
Malta’s potential as a premium event destination: James Cassar weighs in
Could Malta become a sought-after hub for high-end international events in the years to come?
Alan Arrigo on why Malta needs to shift focus from tourist numbers to quality experiences
'While record-breaking arrival numbers may seem positive, they have also raised concerns about sustainability and the overall visitor experience'
Malta enters historic agreement with Carnival Corporation to reduce pollution in the Grand Harbour
The agreement brokered by Transport Malta with the cruise industry giant is first of its kind in the Mediterranean
Europe outperforming the US
Eurozone bond yields jump
Short-term yields approach two-year low
Jonathan Falzon urges investors looking for longer-term income to consider securities with a longer maturity that could offer better yields
AI spending takes centre stage
Despite the emergence of a potential lower cost Chinese alternative, all major tech firms remained steadfast in increasing AI spending
Edward Rizzo
Edward Rizzo
Alexander Demarco
IMF report urges Malta to raise driving costs to curb congestion
Beyond transport, the report also discusses challenges in energy, water supply, and wastewater infrastructure
Counterfeit banknotes on the rise: 1,565 fake notes detected in Malta during 2024
Middle denominations were the most counterfeited
Evaluations for Malta metro system still in the works, to be concluded in coming weeks
Answering a parliamentary question, the minister said the studies are being done to deem which metro system would be the ...
Is MICE tourism the key to Malta’s shift towards quality visitors?
'We need a MICE Strategy'
Malta’s Business Search Engine
Companies to Watch: BELS proudly shares plans for a state-of-the-art learning and accommodation hub
‘We’re bringing enhanced comfort and practicality to our students, with a more sustainable business model’ - Rebecca Bonnici, CEO
AI Art: tool or threat? Two experts give their two cents
AI can never replace what makes humans human - but the threat is still there
Employment in Malta continues to grow, but wage disparities persist
The latest NSO Labour Force Survey reveals steady job growth in Malta, but not all industries are benefiting equally
Tony Zahra: Quality tourism is about experiences, not just spending
His comments underscore the need for continued investment in the tourism sector
Corinthia’s new Brussels hotel promises to put the EU capital on the map for luxury visitors
Corinthia’s new Brussels hotel promises to put the EU capital on the map for luxury visitors
Trump threatens 200% tariff on EU wine
As tensions rise, the US and the EU appear to be heading for a trade standoff
Sweet business turns bitter as cocoa prices hit record highs
As cocoa prices soar by over 100% in the past year, chocolate manufacturers worldwide are feeling the squeeze
