Malta Government Stock issue attracts €852 million in applications
Retail investors submitted applications worth around €162 million by the closing deadline
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
MEIA ‘unequivocally condemns’ non-payment of artists
'Practitioners tell us they are reluctant to pursue what they are owed because they fear losing future opportunities'
G-accelerator Malta call reached key milestones with selection committee and idea pitch
The Selection Committee represented the final stage of a rigorous selection process following two rounds of interviews
SD Holdings grows revenue 12% to €111.3 million as Hard Rock Hotel Malta nears opening
Revenue rose by €12.1 million on the prior year's €99.2 million
Planning Commission refuses Qormi UCA application
The applicant was given until Thursday to submit fresh and accurate drawings substantially reducing the scale of the proposed development
iPhone 17 Pro: Malta not in global price survey – but its price suggests it would rank among Europe’s priciest
A report priced the same 256GB model worldwide and found stark differences driven by taxes, tariffs and currency swings
Overpopulation concerns increase among businesses, survey finds
Lack of good governance and increase in inflation were the second and third highest choices
Unemployment reaches 12,146 in June, up by more than 3,500 over the past year
Unemployment sees an increase of 3,639 people in the span of a year
Malta’s reporting season ahead
Persistent volatility in euro area bond yields
Malta’s dividend league table
Most retail investors nowadays have an overriding preference to invest in bonds
Continued operating progress at Farsons
Farsons’ beverage business delivered another year of record revenue and higher profitability in FY2025/26
Edward Rizzo
Edward Rizzo
Edward Rizzo
‘Competitivity is not built solely through competitive taxation’ – Malta Chamber of Commerce President
Good governance is not only a reputational question, it is also an economic one, he said
Government set to toughen on-the-spot fines as ministers review new enforcement measures
Minister Clifton Grima says that the on-the-spot fines was a good move
FinanceMalta aiming to strengthen its presence in the North American market
FinanceMalta is exploring a financial services event in New York in spring 2027 to strengthen its presence in North America
AI generated content and chatbots will soon have to be clearly labelled under new EU transparency rules
Hefty fines await companies that fail to disclose AI-generated content under new EU rules
Pharmacists warn Equality Bill could undermine right to conscientious objection
The Chamber of Pharmacists highlighted the ‘paradox’ of the Bill
High property prices driving buyers to buy what they can afford – not what they want
Buyers becoming more cautious, transaction growth slowed, construction firms believe their segment of the market has reached a plateau
Chamber President pushes for publication of KM Malta Airlines accounts: ‘It’s not a partisan question’
Prime Minister says the Government is focusing on a more digitalised economy
Family help key to getting on property ladder as first-time buyers face stressful search
Four in 10 first-time buyers received family financial support to purchase their home
MHRA calls for national climate resilience plan amid summer power cuts
‘Malta needs a national plan for heat resilience and reliable electricity,’ says MHRA
Most Maltese restaurants fund investments out of their own pockets
84% of local catering establishments carried out some kind of investment in the past two years
Business conditions improve, but 86% report higher costs
Meanwhile net balance of businesses reporting improved conditions rose to 41%, from 33% in the previous quarter
