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'
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'
AI, sanctions, and sophisticated crime are reshaping financial sector’s risk, bankers told
The challenges were discussed at a Malta Bankers’ Association (MBA) conference
BNF Bank becomes Premium Partner of the Royal Malta Golf Club
The bank will become the principal sponsor of the club that welcomes more than 100 young golfers each season
EU ETS creating ‘serious competition distortions’, Malta Maritime Forum says
The MMF warned that losing mainline shipping services could affect Malta’s wider economy
Nearly half of Malta’s catering establishments report falling profits as staffing and costs bite
Profits are deteriorating more sharply than sales
Malta Maritime Summit puts geopolitical risks, regulation and decarbonisation in focus
The summit brings together maritime industry representatives, international experts and global institutions to discuss challenges and opportunities
2027 COLA expected at around €5, says Finance Minister
The figure is expected to become clearer once the latest Retail Price Index data is available
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
Pushy insurance salesmen exposed in MFSA mystery shopping exercise
The exercise involved 17 mystery shopping interactions and covered insurance intermediaries
Aquaculture federation CEO hails cleanup campaign a success as 25,500 litres of oily liquid collected
Charlon Gouder said the industry had registered a notable improvement in coastal water conditions this summer
PA orders immediate removal of unauthorised structure outside Piccolo Padre in Sliema
The restaurant is owned by Carlo Stivala and is the first expansion since it was set up in Balluta
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