Late night music puts Valletta at high risk, says Malta Hotels and Restaurants Association
A new law allowing music to be played outside until 1am has raised the ire of many
Late night music puts Valletta at high risk, says Malta Hotels and Restaurants Association
A new law allowing music to be played outside until 1am has raised the ire of many
Social investment giant eToro takes stake in Malta-based company
CityFALCON raised almost €2 million on the equity crowdfunding platform Seedrs
Malta Finance Ministry’s chief civil servant Alfred Camilleri retires after 16 years in the role
Paul Zahra, a permanent secretary in various departments since 2001, has been appointed as his replacement
‘A particularly hard time for manufacturers’: Can we handle the spike?
The Malta Chamber CEO Marthese Portelli on the astronomical rise in costs and its impact on local enterprise
‘We need to ensure that we diversify Malta’s economic fabric by opening up to new markets’
Accomplished local economist Stephanie Fabri on the harsh realities Malta is facing due to global geopolitical challenges
Waste of 12,000kg of tomatoes a ‘tragedy’, but shows ‘limits’ of farming ‘romanticism’
Malta Food Agency CEO Brian Vella responds to video showing shocking food waste
Malta’s national flag carrier leases additional aircraft to meet summer demand
Air Malta's David G. Curmi hailed the strong demand as ‘good news’ after the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic
Facebook post calling Maltese business owner ‘thief’ lands man €2,000 fine
Olvin Mangion, director of Pool & Spa, took Andrew Tabone over a post on Are You Being Served?
Air Malta celebrates 45 years since its first flight to financial hub of Zurich
It first flew to Zurich in 1977
Economic sentiment in Malta remained unchanged from April to May, but uncertainty is up
The Central Bank of Malta released its June Economic Update on Friday
VistaJet flies high with Epic for Business
The private aviation business is booming
‘I won’t be writing any thank you notes’: Notes on post-grey list Malta
In his first opinion piece for BusinessNow.mt, compliance professional Charles Cassar draws three pertinent conclusions from this major development
European air links under stress as staff shortage irks unions
The air travel industry’s lack of foresight blows up in its face, with passengers caught in the blast
Malta and the great money-printing experiment
The end of quantitative easing was hailed as a 'special day' - but what does it actually mean?
‘We cannot predict the future, but we can try to shape it’: Future skills & impact of AI at the workplace
Social partners take centre stage during a pertinent discussion on the required skills of tomorrow