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
Non-EU driving licence holders to be barred from driving Y-plate cars
A new course and exam for Y-plate tags will be introduced on 17th July
MDA urges Government to award infrastructure project bids based on track record, not price
The MDA highlighted that infrastructure projects are taking too much time to be completed
Malta property price index hits new high amid surge in maisonette prices
The price index for maisonettes increased by 5.1% from Q4 2022 to Q1 2023
Most expensive 2023 FIAU fines face legal challenges
Almost half of all fines valued over €100,000 were appealed
Does it make sense to continue building more of the same when faced with changing demographics?
In 2022 alone, the number of foreign workers in Malta grew by 20,575
Comino hotel developers submit plans for scaled down bungalow footprint
Developers seek to reduce the overall footprint by 8,244 sqm in newly submitted plans
Industry ABCs: Lottery in Malta – a stagnant monopoly
Just over 1% of annual turnover for the national lottery comes from its website
BCRS Malta hits 100 million container milestone in 7 months
On average 675,000 beverage containers are deposited each day
Gozo fast ferry companies join to offer one service, Gozo Highspeed
Virtu Ferries and Gozo Fast Ferry will operate the line under a common brand from 1st July
The 2023 bumper edition of Business Now Magazine is out
This edition features an in-depth interview with CBM Governor Edward Scicluna who discusses Malta’s economy, inflation and rising interest rates
‘The cost needs to be justified’ – Howard Keith Debono on €2.7 million taxpayer bill for SummerDaze 2022
'The Government needs to make sure that, when making such an investment, the return on investment is fully transparent'
FIAU slaps €236,789 fine on iGaming firm for breaches in anti-money laundering rules
The firm was also issued a follow-up directive
Cost of living and inflation top of the agenda for MCESD
Challenges discussed included the skills gap in the economy, standard of living and worker wages
Malta’s unemployment rate steady at 2.8%
Most unemployed individuals were men aged 25-74
Most workers in Malta are highly stressed and quiet-quitting
Only 1 in 5 of the country's workers are actively engaged with their job