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
Local 2% inflation target delayed due to Malta’s subsidy policy, low domestic bank interest rates
It would be a mistake to assume that ECB rate cuts are imminent, says Governor Edward Scicluna
Government announces €12 million temporary subsidy scheme to stabilise flour and animal feed prices
This subsidy was extended from previous years, initially granted due to price hikes caused by Russia-Ukraine war
Malta set to chair OSCE after recommendation from member states
The OSCE is the world’s largest regional security organisation that brings together 57 states
Maltese language ChatBot to be used in banking, finance and insurance and investments services sectors
This ‘ground-breaking AI project’ will provide customer care support in Maltese
Mosta retailers miss out on Black Friday footfall due to ongoing works, shopping malls win big
Malta Chamber of SMEs report a mixed bag of results by local retailers for various reasons
Is the Maltese Government stuck in a catch-22 of growth and spending?
Probably, but it’s likely no worse than other paths through a period of economic turmoil
Malta may soon have a dedicated Superyacht Authority
The recently launched vision document for the industry will act as a roadmap for the development of the niche
Malta’s Government debt edges closer to €10 billion
By the end of October 2023, the Government’s Consolidated Fund reported a deficit of €155.7 million.
Hotel stays during summer 2023 eclipse 2019 figures
Guests numbered 662,593 between July and September, staying for 3,242,318 nights in total
GTA expresses concern over development near Ġgantija,’one of Gozo’s unique selling propositions’
GTA urges to conserve and safeguard ‘incomparable treasures’
Use of sick leave to care for children could lead to ‘abusive practices,’ says Malta Employers’ Association
A Government proposal would allow employees to use their sick leave instead of annual leave to look after children
Shipping price hike: Government should have included measures to counter EU directive in Budget
'Taking action at the 11th hour is very late,' says Grimaldi agent Sullivan Maritime
Infrastructure Malta announces closure of Msida Creek Project tender, three tenders submitted
The bidding process concluded with the submission of three competitive proposals to undertake the project
Building permit approvals down 13.9% year-on-year, approved new dwellings down 12.7%
Is Malta’s development and construction sector in trouble?
‘The hydrogen economy is blooming’ – European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen
This week, the EU is launching its first auction of the European Hydrogen Bank