Energy Minister in bilateral meeting with Sicilian President over Malta’s second interconnector
Government approved the building of a second interconnector in last year
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‘Banks are not reluctant to finance construction projects’ – new MDA President Michael Stivala
‘The market will dictate’: Leading hotelier stands by development plans despite oversupply of beds
Central Bank of Malta notes strong improvement in business conditions in last months of 2021
'Activity is gradually normalising'
Malta’s financial regulator notes ‘positive results’ in fighting money-laundering
A recent webinar was organised by the MFSA's Supervisors Academy
‘Some shareholders must say mea culpa’ – Paul Bonello speaks out on BOV’s Deiulemar settlement
However, the Finco Treasury Management managing director concedes that the settlement was the right decision ‘at this stage’
Issues with crew documentation cause Ponte Ferries yet another headache – report
‘The vessel is now fully operational and running according to its schedule,’ a spokesperson for the company said
Malta International Airport registers a profit in first months of 2022 despite ‘sluggish’ start to year
The airport recorded a net profit in the quarter after losing €2.1 million in the same months a year earlier
Gozo lobbies express optimism about air strip, say stable schedule ‘necessary’
The proposed location was described as ‘a dump’ characterised by ‘dunes of rubble’
McDonald’s to sell Russian business, says it is ‘not consistent’ with the company’s values
The announcement comes over two months after it paused operations following the Russian invasion of Ukraine
Succession planning: setting up the next family business leader proactively and seamlessly
Five reasons why IT is no longer a DIY job
Why Malta urgently needs to digitalise court records.
In general, the digitalisation of justice is widely seen to improve the efficiency of justice, says PKF Malta's Lina Klesper
The post-pandemic environment: Welcoming the digital world into your business
Family business leaders need to intentionally rethink how they play the game, says the Family Business Office
Lina Klesper
David G. Curmi
Matthias Attard
Malta sees 609 residential building permits approved in first three months of 2022
This represented a significant year on year increase
Malta Air records €679.4 million revenue in 2022 financial year
The Ryanair subsidiary's results were a marked improvement on a year before
‘Telling people what they want to hear is easy, but it doesn’t sell real estate’: On the pros of veteran agents
Real Agents is a new agency working in a new way - founder and CEO Justin Camilleri shares his vision
More young people need to be aware of Blue Economy career opportunities, says Malta Maritime Forum chairman
The Blue Economy was discussed at an event on Wednesday
Malta’s Business Search Engine
Ponte Ferries back in action with Malta-Sicily crossings to resume from Friday
It is the second time that Ponte Ferries is restarting the service
Malta Chamber warns of ‘tough’ economic decisions in coming months
It calls for a better allocation of public and private resources to help mitigate the impact of global economic challenges
EU folds and abandons plan to ban flagged ships from carrying Russian oil – reports
Malta was one of three countries to oppose the sanction
MDA demands political commitment to reducing bureaucracy
The association's president Michael Stivala also stated some people see the development sector as a 'milking cow'
Tax deferral scheme: businesses availing themselves of measure have until end-2024 to make good
Companies have 30 months to make good for some taxes that fell between August 2020 up to December 2021
PN meeting with maritime stakeholders to gauge impact of EU proposal to ban transport of Russian oil
Government is seeking a compromise on a proposed ban on transporting oil for ships registered to member states’ maritime registries
ECDC drops recommendation for mandatory masks in airports and on flights
Asked about local guidance on the issue, Charmaine Gauci said situation needs to be assessed
