Card payments now drive Malta’s consumer economy as supermarket usage hits 60%
In 2024, card payments accounted for 60% of all supermarket sales, making them the dominant payment method in the industry
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Navigating the Digital Services Act: Implications for businesses
‘TradeMalta is more than just financial assistance,’ says Senior Manager Josianne Vella
Was the Malta Book Festival’s €20 voucher scheme a success?
Amongst critisism from stakeholders, Mark Camilleri doubles down that the vouchers will be given to young students again next year
Almost half workers in Malta went to work even when sick, new OHSA study finds
This phenomenon, common among women, young workers and those who work from home, has serious consequences on mental wellbeing
Gozo Business Chamber urges swift resolution to Gozo Channel disruption
The company is in dispute over the working conditions of subcontracted workers, who make up almost half the workforce
Philip Fenech warns three-month ‘cooling-off’ period for short-lets could harm small property owners
'Any idle time, barring businesses from operating is damaging'
Malta’s trade deficit widens to €4.7 billion as fuel imports surge
Imports climbed by nearly 12% to €9.98 billion, while exports grew by 11.1% to €5.25 billion
Major review confirms paracetamol safety for expecting mothers, refutes autism link
Maltese public’s initial scepticism of Trump's claims are vindicated by latest scientific evidence
Malta’s median net income is below EU average
The broader European landscape reveals a clear economic split
Debating spin-offs
Steves&Co. becomes Malta’s first Certified B Corporation™
Joining the worldwide movement, delivering impact and purpose together
MedservRegis: Debt reduction plan in sight
MedservRegis plc’s new €25 million bond issue reflects a major financial recovery
Edward Rizzo
Edward Rizzo
Maltese innovators: Inconsistent enforcement, excessive bureaucracy deterring new ideas and tech
Participants during a workshop discussed both the progress made and the barriers that continue to affect innovation
Arbitration ruling on Steward-Malta case published
The 212-page document delves into the claims and counterclaims in the acrimonious end to the major hospitals concession
Coca-Cola’s AI Christmas ad sparks fresh backlash despite human input claims
Will it be enough to make the company reconsider its creative strategy next year after the cola-teral damage?
New €350 million Malta Government Stocks open for public subscription
The issuance will consist of three fixed-rate stocks
MDA welcomes White Rocks’ conversion into National Park
The 450,000 square-metre site was for decades used as residential accommodation for military personnel
RedCore invests in promising projects: find out more at SIGMA Rome
The international business group RedCore invites SIGMA Rome participants to meet their investment team at its conference stand
Corinthia’s London, Brussels, and Lisbon hotels shine in 2025 Condé Nast Traveler Rankings
The Condé Nast Traveler Readers’ Choice Awards is widely regarded as the gold standard of global travel accolades
Over 280,000 workers begin receiving bonus payment in recognition of hard work
The payment ranges between €60 and €140
India emerges as fastest-growing destination for Maltese residents
New data shows a rise in trips to India, underscoring the growing role of the Indian workforce in Malta’s economy
Alex Borg wants to make Malta a hub for cryptography. What does that mean?
He describes it as the 'invisible infrastructure of trust' in the digital world
Gozo Business Chamber and Tourism Association welcome Victoria’s 2031 European Capital of Culture bid
‘Culture has always shown Gozo’s regional distinctiveness,’ says the Gozo Business Chamber
