Malta Chamber hits back at Clyde Caruana over ‘cheap foreign worker’ claims
Chamber says Minister's comments 'misdiagnose the root cause of Malta’s economic bottlenecks'
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Malta’s tourism success should not be measured by arrivals alone – Robert Abela
The Prime Minister wants s a model increasingly based on quality, value and sustainability
High rents are killing small retail businesses in Valletta, shop owner says
'When you have high rents with low margins, it’s no wonder so many retail shops are leaving Valletta,' she said
Malta tourism surges in August as visitor numbers rise 14.7% and spending hits €629 million
On average, tourists spent €165.50 per night
GWU pushes for shorter working week and twice-yearly COLA payments ahead of the Budget
The union is also proposing changes to the COLA mechanism, calling for payments to be distributed in January and June
Malta finalises policy for photovoltaic panels in industrial zones as INDIS identifies sites
The new framework has received Cabinet approval
Business roundtable to focus on potential investment opportunities between Malta and the UAE
The event will bring together representatives of the Maltese business community and a delegation from the UAE
MEIA calls for Basic Income for Artists pilot in 2027 ahead of the Budget
MEIA proposed a National Events and Night-time Economy Strategy to establish a coordinated framework for events and festivals
Malta’s bond market in Q4
Extending the reach of the Maltese equity market
'The privatisation of the MSE could be a major focal point of the MSE internationalisation strategy'
State of the Nation: Growth pains, not dying pains
Why Malta’s tourism success demands smart management, not panicked rhetoric
Edward Rizzo
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ATTO Chairman calls higher EU shipping surcharges ‘an unfair burden on businesses’
Malta faces €35 million annual hit from higher EU shipping surcharges
Malta property prices rise 6.9% year-on-year in second quarter
Maisonette prices also increased, although at a slower pace
More turnover, but stagnant or lower profits: Malta’s mid-sized family businesses face ‘scaling canyon’
A new report shows firms with 10 to 50 employees are struggling to turn higher revenues into bottom line growth
KM Malta Airlines ranks 6th best regional airline in Europe, CEO hails ‘proud moment’
'To be recognised alongside some of Europe’s well-established airlines is a significant achievement for our young airline,' CEO says
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Youth unemployment rises by almost 700 year-on-year, reaching 9.7% in August
Latest NSO statistic shows that unemployment among people aged 15 to 24 remains significantly higher than among older workers
MTA launches board game to introduce youths to tourism industry
Merħba! allows students to gain awareness of potential tourism career paths
Malta minimum-wage earners can afford 6% less food than five years ago
Malta recorded the steepest deterioration in the amount of food a minimum wage could buy
Minister Glenn Bedingfield does not rule out tougher on-the-spot fines for tourists
The on-the-spot fines were introduced back in July and generated €125,000
Delimara 4 trip causes brief power cut across Malta
Enemalta says power was fully restored at 10:50am
Malta-Gozo interconnector draws interest from six companies
Enemalta executive chairperson Ryan Fava said participation does not guarantee a bid for the project
