SME Chamber concerned over proposed price hikes for non-EU students
Such increases risk severely undermining Malta's competitiveness as an international education destination, it said
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Mastering the language of business: How BELS is crafting bespoke training for a dynamic economy
Built differently – CLA Malta offers custom solutions in a cookie-cutter landscape of tax advisory and business
Hospital investment and energy subsidies most welcomed Budget 2027 measures, survey finds
Higher tourist accommodation charges received the most negative response
Government issues €6.9m tender for Marsa Food Innovation Hub
This concept entails the creation of a ‘food space’ for food producers who wish to experiment with new ingredients
Moneybase insures client funds
Clients’ money at Moneybase is already held in dedicated safeguarding accounts
Digital transformation must simplify compliance, not digitise complexity – Malta Chamber President
Following the Budget 2027 speech, The Malta Chamber once again called for reducing unnecessary bureaucracy across Government
KM Malta Airlines announces new summer direct flights between Malta and Bordeaux
The airline said that the new route will operate twice weekly, every Monday and Thursday
BOV pledges to approve mainstream home loans within 10 days at home finance hubs
BOV CEO Kenneth Farrugia said they bring together both front and back-office staff under one roof
‘Value of on-the-spot fines is in preventing offences’ – MHRA welcomes cannabis fines news
Visible police presence, immediate action and prompt response when assistance is requested are essential, he said
A look at developments in Cyprus
What Malta can learn from the fellow mediterranean country
The move to T+1 settlement
The settlement cycle in Europe had already changed before when in October 2014, European markets collectively moved from T+3 to ...
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Which Maltese sectors are most reliant on TCN workers?
Almost 90 per cent of domestic workers are third country nationals
Gozo tourism survey finds stable summer, with electricity outages and costs major concerns
Revenue generated during the summer period was rated as average by 47.69% of respondents
Maltese travelling more but spending less per trip, NSO figures show
Italy remained the most popular destination and Spain recording strong growth
€235 on-the-spot fine for tourists smoking cannabis in public
'We need more enforcement against those who do not respect people around them,' Minister says
15% of households report difficulty in covering expenses, while almost half comfortably cover them – survey
14.1 per cent said they sometimes struggle to cover all expenses and 0.8 per cent regularly cannot cover essential expenses
PTL partners with Zoho – Less paperwork, more possibilities
The partnership will help businesses across Malta simplify their operations, connect their teams and make more time for what matters
Fyorin launches expense management to bring business spending into one place
For businesses managing several teams, departments or projects, small work payments quickly adds up
Government responsible for ensuring infrastructure supports economic model – Employers’ Association
Economic growth has relied heavily on sustained construction and was encouraged by government’s pro-development policies, it said
Only one in three Maltese family businesses have a written succession plan
A survey of 150 businesses also found that while turnover increased for most respondents, half reported stagnant profits
‘Smart Regulation, More Agility’ event will see businesses propose ideas for more agile regulatory environment
It will focus on legislative amendments, the Malta Business Wallet, and the Youth Enterprise Framework, among other things
Moody’s affirms Malta’s A2 rating which ‘reflects the economy’s capacity to sustain strong growth’
It noted that continued untargeted energy subsidies and increases in other current expenditure will widen the fiscal deficit
