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
Malta’s cruise passenger traffic surges by 21.6% in second quarter of 2024
There were 177,150 passengers from non-EU countries, primarily from the US and UK
Mount Etna erupts again, disrupting Malta-Sicily flights
Catania airport has suspended flight operations, with three flights between Malta and the region being affected
Inflation in Malta down to 1.3% in June 2024
Lower prices for mobile phone services and footwear partly offset large increase to food prices seen over the last year
Arnold Cassola demands investigation into ties between Prime Minister and Bonnici Brothers
The company recently set its sights on the energy sector
‘Product Malta under severe strain,’ warns the Malta Hotels and Restaurants Association
This week, the sea at Balluta Bay, St Julian’s turned green and several areas experienced repeated power cuts
Public consultation on the draft law that regulates cooperatives
Cooperatives are defined as people-centred enterprises that are owned, controlled and run by and for their members
Maltese non-financial businesses generated €6.5 billion profit in 2022 – NSO
The gambling sector emerges as a big loser with its profits shrinking by over 25%
Malta International Airport hit by global Microsoft outage: ‘Delays are expected’
Cancelled flights, blocked payments, general chaos as Microsoft services go down
Ursula von der Leyen takes up Maltese proposal for Mediterranean Commissioner
‘The future of the two Mediterranean shores is one and the same,’ said the President of the European Commission
Chamber of Commerce president recalls ‘decisive moment’ in run-up to 2003 EU referendum
The Malta Chamber’s ‘critical stance at a historic crossroads’ could have been considerably more muted
Turkish Airlines enhances operations on Istanbul-Malta route
The airline is crucial for Malta’s connection to Istanbul Airport, a hub for international travel
‘Inexcusable’ power cuts ‘very bad marketing’ for Product Malta, say tourism and hospitality associations
Malta is once again suffering regular widespread power cuts during the peak summer season
One in five home loans issued for secondary or buy-to-let properties – Central Bank of Malta
Malta's real estate market has been fuelled by a growing demand for rentals
Employers ‘not convinced’ that new H&S bill will address known safety issues
The Malta Employers Association fears that a new law being pushed through parliament will ‘indiscriminately increase burdens’ on companies
Over 80% of breach reports of €10,000 cash restriction rule related to vehicles, property and seacraft
Banks were responsible for the overwhelming majority of reports