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
Funding opportunities for strengthening cybersecurity capabilities
EU funding opportunities for Maltese entities
New route connecting Malta to Dublin to commence this October
Aer Lingus is expanding its winter capacity after increased demand
New builders’ licensing rules announced as part of construction sector reform
The reform will see a gradual removal of licences issued under the Police Code
Rush to build office blocks led to oversupply as telework threw a wrench in investment plans
Oversupply, not telework, largely to blame for empty offices, finds Central Bank of Malta report
Malta sees 23.4% surge in inbound tourists in first half of 2024
Tourist expenditure per capita went up from €804 to €812 in the first six months of 2024
‘This is true one-touch implementation designed with SMEs in mind’ – Roderick Farrugia, CIO, Melita Limited
A walk through the primary cybersecurity threats facing today’s SME’s and Melita’s practical solutions to combat them
Maltese economy grew ‘marginally faster’ in first quarter of 2024
Consumer price pressures eased further during the first three months of 2024
Video game about life as a food courier in Malta being developed
The satirical game combines ‘humour, social commentary, and dynamic gameplay’
Mum and Dad to the rescue: One in 10 properties acquired in Malta between 2010 and 2020 gifted by parents
More than 20% of all properties acquired during the period came via gift or inheritance
‘The questions are there to make applicants fail’: Hoteliers blast skills pass scheme, question its purpose
During an MHRA conference, ITS CEO Pierre Fenech and hoteliers debated the measure's effects on the hospitality industry
MIA registers 4.1 million passenger movements in first half of 2024
The first half of the year saw an 18.4% year-on-year increase compared to the previous year
WATCH: Malta-flagged €180,000-a-week superyacht almost sinks off Greek coast
Everyone made it to safety, with the captain averting disaster by guiding the vessel to shallow water
First-ever Artificial Intelligence Act comes into force
Its aim is to guarantee the safety and fundamental rights of people and businesses when it comes to AI.
Maltese property is still affordable – just not the property you want
Trade-offs on property location and size fuelling perception of housing affordability crisis, argues Brian Micallef
Trailer overturns causing rush hour traffic chaos in Marsa
Transport Malta has advised motorists to make use of alternative routes