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
What Malta can learn from Indonesia’s moratorium on new hotels in Bali
Various industry bodies, including the MHRA and The Malta Chamber, have called for a pause on building new hotels
Melita outage hits 500 households in Balzan
The issue has affected Birbal, St Francis, F.X. Zahra streets and others
‘Drop the charges’ – Malta Chamber of Scientists sticks up for ethical hackers who exposed FreeHour security flaw
The ethical hacking case regarding four students and their lecturer has been going on since 2022
Malta’s insurers urge swift action on Road Accident Bureau following tragic spike in fatalities
Two weeks ago, Malta had three major road fatalities in one single day
Malta has fifth-highest number of firms offering services related to residency and citizenship by investment
The country is tied with Limassol in Cyprus
Prime Minister announces review on effectiveness of Malta Enterprise support schemes
A pre-Budget meeting between Prime Minister Robert Abela and The Malta Chamber of Commerce was held on Friday
Victims of scammers posing as BOV blamed for negligence, but bank ‘can do more’ to reduce fraud risk
A decision by the Arbiter for Financial Services may encourage banks to pay closer attention to transactions requiring manual intervention
Revolut launches bill payment service for businesses
Revolut BillPay is said to help businesses save time managing and paying bills to suppliers in over 150 destinations
Writer’s critical review on Malta, published by respected travel guide, sparks debate
American Freelance Writer Greyson Ferguson's frustrations began the moment he stepped foot on the island
€1.7 million Żabbar villa with pool and huge field hits auction block
The villa is situated on Ħas-Sajjied Street in Żabbar, an ODZ zone also known as ‘Ta’ Ħas-Sajd’ or ‘Ta’ Kosbor’
Maltese package holiday buyers see biggest price drop in EU, Eurostat figures show
This decrease in holiday package prices means that Maltese tourists are benefiting from lower costs when booking vacations
MFSA publishes latest insights on ICT and cybersecurity supervision
The publication offers a detailed account of the work carried out by the Authority’s Supervisory ICT Risk and Cybersecurity Function
Ryanair sets new record with 20.5 million passengers in August
Ryanair operated over 111,800 flights in August
Decision on MIDI’s Manoel Island development expected by end of 2024
MIDI is confident of securing an extension to the initial Manoel Island contract deadline
University of Malta students and lecturer charged for reporting security flaws in FreeHour app
They are accused of unauthorised access, data modification, and obstruction