Malta enters historic agreement with Carnival Corporation to reduce pollution in the Grand Harbour
The agreement brokered by Transport Malta with the cruise industry giant is first of its kind in the Mediterranean
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‘We’re trying to bring about a new form of economy’- peaq Co-Founder Max Thake
‘Family businesses operate differently’: How the Family Business Office supports their unique needs
Cash over card: How Malta compares to the EU in the shift towards a cashless society
Cash is no longer king in many EU countries, but that's not the case for Malta
Tony Zahra: Quality tourism is about experiences, not just spending
His comments underscore the need for continued investment in the tourism sector
Corinthia’s new Brussels hotel promises to put the EU capital on the map for luxury visitors
Corinthia’s new Brussels hotel promises to put the EU capital on the map for luxury visitors
Trump threatens 200% tariff on EU wine
As tensions rise, the US and the EU appear to be heading for a trade standoff
Sweet business turns bitter as cocoa prices hit record highs
As cocoa prices soar by over 100% in the past year, chocolate manufacturers worldwide are feeling the squeeze
Experts urge sustainable infrastructure planning to tackle Malta’s growth challenges
'Sustainability must be at the heart of our vision'
Promise of sale agreements in Malta increase by 7.5% in February
A total of 1,253 promise of sale agreements were registered in February
Eurozone bond yields jump
MIA accelerates investment programme
AI spending takes centre stage
Despite the emergence of a potential lower cost Chinese alternative, all major tech firms remained steadfast in increasing AI spending
ECB committed to monetary policy easing
The Federal Reserve ‘preserved its credibility’ by shrugging off pressure from US President Donald Trump, argues Jonathan Falzon
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EU hits back at US tariffs, targeting key Republican states’ exports
The EU’s countermeasures come just hours after the United States raised tariffs on all steel and aluminium imports to 25%
Philip Fenech: ‘Quality tourism’ in Malta must be defined before it can be achieved
Malta is now in a position to refine its offerings and elevate its tourism sector to a higher level
Cabinet to recommend presidential pardon to students and lecturer inolved in ethical hacking case
Government calls for respect towards national policy and laws
Malta’s 2025 economic growth revised upwards
Risks remain, particularly related to global trade uncertainties, geopolitical tensions, and potential fiscal pressures
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‘Fireworks factory for sale’ in Siġġiewi raises eyebrows
This advert raised questions about whether it is indeed possible to acquire a fire factory, through a simple transaction
Malta’s labour market transformation: Rapid growth and policy shifts drive employment surge
A newly published discussion paper by the Central Bank of Malta examines the forces shaping the country’s evolving workforce
How much less do women earn than men in Malta?
"In the EU women need to work 1.5 extra months to make up the difference,” the European Commission said.
Experts urge schools to treat financial literacy as a core life skill
Experts are calling for financial literacy to become a core part of the national curriculum
EU launches ‘Union of Skills’ to tackle growing skills gap and boost competitiveness
The initiative aims to enhance human capital across the EU by supporting skills development and mobility
Private sector paternity leave uptake sees significant spike
For businesses, these trends raise important questions about talent retention and work-life balance policies
Government moves to amend cyber laws to allow ethical hacking
The case has highlighted the pressing need for Malta’s cyber laws to be updated
