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
MFHEA supports local business community through enhanced education and accreditation
Lawrence Azzopardi and Stefan Sant discuss how enhanced education standards and accreditation processes yield significant benefits for Malta's business community
Valletta’s Merchants Street has 31 establishments with tables and chairs outside
Tables and chairs along the popular road have mushroomed over the years
Who receives the almost €600,000 daily interest on Malta’s public debt?
The vast majority goes to local banks, insurance firms, and retail investors - not to foreign banks
Apple faces gigantic EU fine over App Store rules
Apple may be subject to a fine equivalent to 10% of its global revenues
Land Registry to invest in digital systems
The process is part of a wider upgrade that includes more investment in human resources and broad consultation with stakeholders
Fancy a stay? Tourist accommodation located in the heart of Gozo’s historic Ċittadella
Many past visitors described a stay in Gozo’s historic site as a ‘once-in-a-lifetime’ experience
Malta Police Force deploys 7 new electric vehicles for the first time
Electric vehicles will also be distributed to the canine section
Neville Mifsud Memorial Scholarship announced for ITS MBA in International Hospitality Management
The scholarship is funded by Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings through its subsidiary Oceania Cruises
Malta’s inflation rate edges lower in May
The inflation rate, as measured by the Retail Price Index, decreased from 1.6% in April to 1.5% in May
Skills pass office insists there are ‘no backlogs’ despite hospitality industry concerns
The first candidate anticipated to complete the skills pass programme has an interview booked for 25th June
Malta signs UN Convention on Judicial Sales of Ships
The Convention is being hailed by maritime practitioners worldwide as one of the most important maritime conventions in recent years
Fragmented reviews of planning policies can lead to further abuse, warns Malta Chamber
The DC15 has been worked around to make it possible for a number of ‘pencil developments’ to emerge
European Commission to propose opening excessive deficit procedures against Malta
Malta is expected to continue running deficits above the established limit in 2024 and 2025
Malta hailed as ‘rising star of yachting universe’ in Four Seasons cruise brochure
Malta features prominently in the renowned hotel company’s foray into the cruise business
Local councils to receive over €48 million in 2024
The allocation increased by 10% over the previous year