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 and San Marino sign agreement on strengthening political consultations
Culture, education and sports were identified as three sectors that can benefit from strengthened relations
Sicilia Outlet Village once again offers exclusive Independence Day discounts for Maltese residents
Sicily is a popular destination for Maltese shoppers, with many flocking to the island for bargains on designer brands
High inflation is not going away any time soon, warns Finance Minister Clyde Caruana
At an MCESD meeting, the Minister also said government will be seeking to narrow the deficit
Employers want task force to address ‘population crisis’
‘Infrastructure not coping with amount of people on the island’
Hotels lobby calls on Government to give assurance that energy subsidy will be retained
The Malta Hotels and Restaurants Association has presented its pre-Budget proposals
Malta’s influx of foreign workers has ‘delayed economic restructuring’ – economist Philip von Brockdorff
He does not expect the number of foreign workers to fall unless a ‘substantial’ slowdown in the economy occurs
Malta International Airport August traffic improves over 2019 levels
August traffic amounted to 878,462, continuing the airport’s upward trend in performance
Authorities’ actions ‘sometimes diametrically opposite’ to national tourism priorities – MHRA
Oversupply of bed stock ‘one of the biggest challenges for the hospitality sector and indeed the country’
New association for contractors seeks to reverse negative perceptions about construction industry
The new Association of Builders and Contractors will give a united voice to industry stakeholders
Updated: Bank of Valletta confirms services have been restored
Complaints have been mounting on social media channels about a disruption of BOV services
Maltese economy grew by 3.9% between April and June
Foreign trade contributed positively to GDP growth as exports surged while imports decreased
Fully digitalise Government services to ‘eliminate possibility of forged documents,’ says The Malta Chamber
Benefits under false pretences and phantom jobs are ‘destabilising labour market’
European Commissioner for Economy says EU is ‘avoiding recession’, despite slowdown
Paolo Gentiloni said the bloc is gripped by a ‘double crisis’
‘All construction workers must be trained, qualified, licensed’ – Planning Minister Stefan Zrinzo Azzopardi
The Building and Construction Authority and the Malta Insurance Association have reached agreement 'in principle' - guidance to follow
GTA calls for incentives supporting conversion of traditional Gozitan properties into residential homes
The association says the island’s tourism industry is ‘at a crossroads’, with overdevelopment ‘jeopardising’ it