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
Experts debunk Rowan Atkinson’s claims on EV environmental impact
The actor's comments are unlikely to discourage the adoption of EVs
Chemical and pharma products dominate industrial output surge
Industrial output grew by 14.3% while production of chemical and pharma products grew by over 50%
‘Malta cannot rely solely on past results to build its future as far as the maritime sector is concerned’
Malta Maritime Forum published its first ever annual report for 2022
FinanceMalta promotes Malta’s fintech scene at Money20/20
The event was held in Amsterdam and was attended by over 8,000 delegates
US Court summons sent to Binance CEO’s Sliema apartment
The US Securities and Exchange Commission has filed 13 lawsuits against the cryptocurrency exchange
‘In the digital age, trust is very important’: Data Protection Commissioner makes rare public appearance
'Having a clean sheet, having never been subject to a data breach should be considered a major selling point'
Apple unveils world’s first ‘spatial computer’ – a €3,200 headset
The product will be available to consumers in 2024
MITA launches SME cybersecurity grant scheme: CYBER+ALT ‘Agħżel Li Tipproteġi’
The €2 million scheme aims to increase SMEs’ cybersecurity capacity
FIAU loses third constitutional case for breach in right to fair hearing
This is the third time the Constitutional Court ruled against the FIAU in four months
Industry ABCs: Jewellery in Malta – a cherished craft
A growing industry brimming with talent
Housing costs in Malta as a share of income lowest in EU for owners and tenants
Increasing tourism figures and foreign labours are among the drivers of higher rental and property prices
Government to create consolidated Maritime Directorate
There are over 2,000 ships registered under the Maltese flag
db Group sees victory as court rejects NGOs’ appeal against former ITS site
The appeal was filed by several NGOs, local councils and residents after raising around €20,000 from the public
Economic sentiment in Malta reaches 14-month high
The island continues to outperform the eurozone average
Archbishop Mikiel Gonzi’s house goes on sale for just under €1 million
The Archbishop is best known for introducing the interdiction in 1961 which lasted until 1969