Hotels report strong 2024 so far, optimistic about a very busy summer
Trends are shifting in the preference for last-minute bookings, hotels say
Employers present ‘blueprint’ for business and green growth
Malta Employers Association president Joanne Bondin stressed that the matter 'transcends party politics'
Supply chain concerns worsen as China enforces widespread COVID lockdowns
Tens of millions face strict limits on their movement as the country battles with the pandemic
Malta International Airport urges Government to remove remaining travel restrictions
It registered a promising February, with double digit growth over the same month last year
‘Banks are not reluctant to finance construction projects’ – new MDA President Michael Stivala
In a wide-ranging interview, Michael Stivala quashed rumours that banking officials are showing reluctance to invest in construction projects
Robert Abela and Bernard Grech go head-to-head on business proposals: the highlights
The Prime Minister downplayed accusations of populism as Dr Grech leaned into pledge to nurture new economic sectors
Business lobbies welcome business-friendly manifestos, criticise lack of long-term vision
'Elections should be fought on a vision, not on a laundry list of uncosted proposals'
Major gridlock on Malta’s roads after early morning crash, man seriously injured
Motorists report gridlock traffic across Malta’s major arteries
Labour’s corporate tax pledge only applies to reinvested profits, Finance Minister clarifies
Clyde Caruana also pledged not to raise taxes despite the war in Ukraine
HSBC Malta warns customers ‘routine maintenance’ will bring debit card outage on Sunday night
Customers will hope the outage is smoother than one in early February which left some unable to access services for ...
Malta Maritime Forum hits out at regatta arrangements, warns of reputational damage
‘Frivolous and unprofessional’ plans may have ‘grave consequences’
Liquigas says despite recent ‘significant increase’ in gas cylinder sales, stock levels ‘not impacted’
Earlier this week, reports of problems suppliers were facing to source LPG led to panic buying
Fair-weather, sailors: Malta’s leisure boating industry continues to grow
Malta’s boating sector is on a path of success
‘Ukraine war concerns me more than COVID did, economically speaking,’ says Finance Minister Clyde Caruana
He revealed how in one week alone, Government calculates the Russia-Ukraine war will cost Malta €200 million
More than €4 million from the EU’s Technical Support Instrument for Malta
The funds will cover several projects aimed at reforming various areas within Malta’s public administration
‘Sometimes, there is nothing to do but accept higher prices’: Russia’s war and its impact on Malta’s figolli
As big producers stock up, smaller ones are left in the lurch