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
Malta’s inflation drops to 3.6% as eurozone rate picks up again
Food prices remain a key factor
Interest rate on late business payments further increased to 12.5%
The rate is tied to the European Central Bank's reference rate
‘What sets TurnkeyExpos apart is our energy, creativity and innovation’ – Miguel Spiteri
The Director of Sales at 242.group reveals exciting internationalisation plans for 2024 and beyond
Virtu Ferries issues notice of possible schedule changes this weekend due to ‘unfavourable sea conditions’
The company added extra trips on Friday 5th, tomorrow
Central Bank to host conference on competitiveness and productivity in ‘disintegrating global economy’
Disruptions to global investment, production and trade are adversely affect the normal functioning of firms
MDA calls on Government to invest in infrastructure, introduce incentives for greener buildings
The development lobby wants Malta to continue being a nation of homeowners, not renters, ‘contrary to most other European markets’
Gozo Business Chamber identifies accessibility and diversification as main priorities for 2024
Ironically, given Gozo relatively unspoiled charm, sustainability measures may prove to be its biggest challenge over the coming months
‘There’s more than one issue that keeps me awake at night’: GWU secretary general Josef Bugeja
From workers' treatment to mental health, inflation and tax evasion, the powerful union boss shares his hopes for 2024
Malta Employers Association: ‘Malta needs stability of a long-term strategy’
MEA director general Joseph Farrugia identifies a number of threats can be overcome by a strategic approach to development
Inflation and geopolitical conflict main threats to tourism in 2024, say tourism and hospitality lobbies
The Gozo Tourism Association also highlighted construction as a major threat to the rural island’s continuing attractiveness to tourists
‘Economy must grow with less labour input,’ says The Malta Chamber
The business lobby believes that ‘Malta is at a crossroads’
Malta International Airport finalises resurfacing of secondary runway
Works on the 2.4 kilometres-long Runway 05-23 started back in October
Confidence in retail, services sectors down while construction sees improved sentiment
The Central Bank of Malta issued its last economic update for 2023
Price hikes and shipping tax fiasco take centre stage in lobbies’ 2024 concerns
Close behind are geopolitical conflicts and a persistent shortage of human resources
Introduction of skills card pushed back to March following consultation with industry stakeholders
The measure was originally planned to be introduced this January