German court clears use of breached MGA documents in reporting, Lilith Wittmann says
The MGA has previously rejected the suggestion that its legal measures were intended to silence or intimidate her
Higher wages cut into business profits across Europe
Business investment and household savings also decreased in the third quarter of 2023
8 million passengers expected to travel through Malta International Airport in 2024
The company expects to reach €126 million in total revenue in 2024
Melita attributes Wednesday internet outage to ‘glitch’ in router system
Many angry customers flocked to social media to complain about the internet outages at around midnight
Valletta’s Palazzo Lucia transformed into new prestigious office space
The project, designed as a prime spot to conduct business in the capital, is another milestone for AX Construction
New Malta-Sicily link on the horizon as Ragusa Xpress completes test run
New owner of the catamaran as well as the marina it serves, Paul Gauci, was aboard the vessel
Maltese investment abroad remains higher than total inward foreign investment
The Maltese economy recorded a net international investment position of €14.1 billion in 2022
November sees subdued trading activity as imports and exports decrease
Germany emerges as main winner in imports during first 11 months of 2023
Robert Abela points to legislative contradictions in meeting about Single Market’s future
The Prime Minister said there needs to be ‘a better legislative process that takes into member states like Malta’
EU ‘failed miserably’ in evaluating negative effects of shipping tax on Mediterranean countries – MMF
The Malta Maritime Forum says local authorities should not waste time ‘pointing fingers’
WasteServ marks ‘most successful year’ since its establishment in 2002
In 2023, WasteServ processed and returned more than 20,000 tonnes of recyclable waste for re-use in the economy
Gozo Highspeed cancels all voyages for Tuesday 9th January
Service is expected to resume the next day
Malta ‘losing its edge’ in skilled human resources, warns UĦM CEO
Josef Vella also sounds the alarm over the dangers of outsourced workers
Aaron Farrugia biggest loser as Prime Minister springs surprise Cabinet reshuffle
Former Health Minister Chris Fearne will be Malta’s nominee to the European Commission
Occupational pension schemes ‘a vital tool in employer arsenal’ in battle for talent
The net expense for employers can be as little as 40% of their contributions
An Expert Explains: Unit-linked Pensions
Pensions expert Claire Falzon explains