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
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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
Business investment makes up lion’s share of Malta’s €140 million spend on R&D
Most of the R&D activity in engineering and technology and medical sciences was undertaken in the business enterprise sector
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
Malta launches call for bids for humanitarian assistance to Gaza
The Foreign Affairs Ministry is procuring three types of WASH kits
Average wealth per adult in Malta stood at $163,655, global report finds
The report also shows that just over 50 per cent of Malta’s population have assets worth above $100,000
Persistent volatility in euro area bond yields
The importance of free cash flow
Continued operating progress at Farsons
Farsons’ beverage business delivered another year of record revenue and higher profitability in FY2025/26
What InterTek Labs does and why it matters
InterTek Labs is simplifying IT by treating it as one fully integrated ecosystem
Edward Rizzo
Edward Rizzo
Edward Rizzo
Tourists fined €200 could be ordered to leave Malta before holiday ends
'we cannot and will not accept a small number of individuals abusing our hospitality,' minister says
Opposition Leader Alex Borg calls for urgent MCESD meeting on power cuts
Repeated and prolonged power cuts can no longer be regarded as isolated incidents, Alex Borg says
Government social security spending rises to €946.1 million in first half of 2026
The difference represents an increase of 10.3% over the preceding year
ECB keeps three interest rates unchanged amid ‘highly volatile’ energy price outlook
With today’s decision, the Governing Council remains well positioned to navigate the uncertainty caused by the conflict
Rules and criteria for Malta’s Oscar submission announced
Committee members will view the submitted films and rate them based on a set of criteria
Y-plate and taxi voyages rose by 2 million between same 4-month period in 2025 and 2026
Average number of trips per operator increased by 624
SME Chamber proposes Business Continuity Compensation Mechanism for electricity disruptions
'Compensation should never be viewed as an alternative to infrastructure investment,' it said
Malta Employers calls for postponement of final vote on Human Rights and Equality Bill
The association said it had written to both Prime Minister and Opposition Leader requesting for the to Bill be delayed
PN calls for automatic compensation scheme for businesses hit by power cuts
Business owners have reported temporary closures, interruptions to cash registers and online payment systems, spoiled stock, and more
321,616 cruise passenger visited Malta in the first half of 2026
There were 159 cruise liner calls during the first two quarters of the year
Insurance Association Malta: ‘Equality Bill was rushed through without consultation’
'Legislation affecting insurance and other financial services must also recognise the essential role that risk assessment plays in protecting policyholders'
