A ‘growing shortage of qualified professional heavy goods drivers’ – ATTO calls for national strategy
'This is an issue that can no longer be overlooked'
After 14 years and €31.5 billion in losses, Uber finally turns a profit
The company had expanded its services to Malta in 2022
Subpar construction industry practices also affect building occupants, says MCCM
'There is a real risk of having a property market in which quality takes a backseat'
Improving capacity and cybersecurity cooperation in the context of existing and proposed EU legislation
The EU has been legislating on cybersecurity as early as 2013
‘Recovery of our connectivity continues to lag behind passenger volumes’ – MIA CEO
Mid-year traffic at Malta International Airport reached 3.4 million passengers, surpassing 2019 highs
Maltese SMEs continue to dominate share of active business units
There were a total of 58,386 active business units in 2022
Construction industry amateurs should be ‘cut off once and for all,’ says Malta Developers’ Association
MDA stressed the need for having competent workers on construction sites, even if developments decreased
MFSA warns against unlicensed investment services firm
The firm claims to operate under European and Maltese guidelines
Eurozone hobbles out of mild recession in second quarter of 2023
The monetary union's GDP grew by 0.3%
Labour market tightens with only 875 people looking for work in Malta
There were more than twice as many men looking for work than women
Renowned risk management professional speaker speaks at GasanMamo Insurance team gathering
The company celebrated its annual GMI Day which featured both team-building activities and motivational speeches
Most firms plan to expand workforce and invest more despite worsening business conditions
Due to the labour and skills shortage, some firms looked to automation to reduce their dependency on workers
Net average of 58 motor vehicles added to Malta’s roads per day in second quarter of 2023
There were a total of 432,039 licensed cars at the end of June 2023
Malta’s employers find wage increases not in lockstep with productivity
75 per cent of employers said that their increasing wage bills were not matched with commensurate productivity gains
EU and the Philippines to relaunch free-trade agreement negotiations
Trade between the EU and the Philippines was worth €18.4 billion in goods and €4.7 billion in services in 2022
Industry ABCs: Nightclubs in Malta – a staple of local nightlife
The country's nightclub industry attracts tourists and locals alike