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
EUIPO study: 13% of Maltese citizens accessed or streamed sports events from illegal online sources
4% of Maltese respondents admitted to buying fake sports goods
MIA surpasses 800,000-passenger mark in May for the first time in its history
During May there was also a 14.1 per cent increase in seat capacity
In 2023, MFSA issued penalties amounting to €444,800
80% of fines issued by the authority were related to non-submission of statutory documentation
EU set to impose tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles
GasanZammit Motors CEO Stefan Deguara warns that higher tariffs could increase costs for European consumers
Impact of finance and insurance sector on Malta’s economy among largest in EU
Malta has the EU’s fourth highest share of people working in finance and insurance
MEP elections across Europe: The euro declines as the far-right rises
The euro decreased by 1% against the US dollar
Central Bank forecasts GDP to grow by 4.3% in 2024, slightly less than previous projection
2024 growth is being bolstered by domestic demand
Key takeaways from the MEP 2024 elections: Gains, losses and breaking records
The Labour Party won the election by 8,454 votes
Saint James Hospital’s innovative approach to medicine leading to a longer, happier life
The Longevity Clinic at Saint James Hospital is focused on medical interventions that increase healthspan and lifespan
Labour Party declares victory in 2024 MEP Election but faces reduced majority
PM Robert Abela described the result as a ‘solid victory’
The business side of Maltese theatre: What’s it like to finance show-business on the island?
BusinessNow.mt speaks to three theatre-impresarios
Dear ChatGPT: Plan a trip to Malta for me
BusinessNow.mt takes a look at the landmarks, restaurants and areas ChatGPT is recommending to tourists ahead of a busy summer ...
2024 elections: Malta heads to the polls for MEP and Local Council elections
For the first time in Malta’s electoral history, 16 year olds may run for the Local Council elections
Lessons in resilience: Malta marks Sette Giugno
At the risk of sounding overly patriotic, resilience has been a hallmark of Malta’s political and economic history
ECB cuts interest rates for the first time in close to 5 years
The inflation outlook across the EU has improved markedly, resulting in the shift in direction