Malta businesses face tougher consequences for failing to follow sanctions guidelines
Failure to put appropriate sanctions controls in place may also be used as evidence in criminal proceedings
2026 Edition
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
Stronger spending, lower inflation boost Malta’s economic outlook
GDP is expected to grow by 3.8% in 2026, up by 0.1 percentage points from its previous projection in June
Water quality of Maltese beaches registers stark decline
Maltese waters have suffered a downgrade from best in Europe to bang average
Casino visitor numbers fall in 2025, but gaming revenue rises by 18%
The total number of visits to local casinos between January and December of 2025 stood at 846,848
Construction of Mater Dei Emergency Department extension and new acute mental health wards to start today
The existing Emergency Department will remain fully operational throughout the works
One in four Malta workers work in their free time, new EU study shows
A new report examines how the growth of teleworking and flexible working arrangements is affecting employees' lives
MTCA warns public over fake tax refund websites
The warning follows an alert issued earlier this week by LESA over fraudulent messages claiming recipients had outstanding traffic contraventions
State aid scheme for fishery companies facing higher fuel prices due to Middle East conflict approved
The scheme was approved under the The Middle East Crisis Temporary State Aid Framework
Tracking total shareholder returns
Share-based compensation schemes
Persistent volatility in euro area bond yields
The instability across the energy sector which impacts inflation expectations is leading to consistent volatility in sovereign bond yields.
The importance of free cash flow
Edward Rizzo urges equity issuers to provide guidance on free cash flow in their communications to the market
Joseph Bugeja
Edward Rizzo
Edward Rizzo
Blue bin textile collection service looking for government support as ‘surge in logistics costs’ takes its toll
Textile waste management can no longer rely solely on the financial sacrifice of a single private operator,' it said
Airfares to and from Malta increased by average of 42% between 2023 and 2025
'Fares continue to vary according to route, demand, seasonality, booking date and seat availability,' KM Malta Airlines Executive Chairperson says
Cash still king in Malta as card and mobile payment acceptance trails euro area
Cash remains firmly embedded in Malta's consumer-facing economy, particularly in retail
AI transparency rules take effect: What Maltese businesses need to know
Businesses are being encouraged to create an inventory of their AI systems and establish their role under the Act
World’s largest sailing yacht makes first call in Valletta
The sailing yacht is 220 metres long, and has three enormous carbon-fibre sails
Malta’s imports from Israel double as mineral fuel purchases surge
Imports from Israel reached €147.8 million between January and June, up from €73.4 million during the same period in 2025
Flights from Malta face delays and possible cancellations due to volcanic ash clouds
The disruptions are not limited to Sicily as flights to Barcelona, Paris and Paphos are experiencing delays
New EU packaging rules to apply from 12th August
The regulation aims to help tackle the environmental challenges caused by packaging
Malta Chamber of Scientists disappointed over Comino permit amid environmental concerns
The Chamber called for greater accountability for the environmental costs of tourism and construction
Malta residential promise of sales fall 6.5% in July despite rise in value
San Pawl il-Baħar recorded the highest number of promise of sale agreements
Malta’s exports nearly double in a decade as TradeMalta eyes new international markets
Malta exported €29.5 billion of goods in 2025
