A ‘growing shortage of qualified professional heavy goods drivers’ – ATTO calls for national strategy
'This is an issue that can no longer be overlooked'
EU adopts 11th sanctions package against Russia, targets circumventers
The EU is following the US' lead in targeting firms and individuals linked to sanctions evasion
Malta and Libya sign renewable energy interconnector preliminary agreement
The themes of energy, security, and economic cooperation between the two countries were discussed
Malta Business Registry issues almost €60 million in penalties since 2019, collects less than half
An average of €1.12 million in penalties was issued every month
Doup – the future of networking
Empowering a greener future using sustainable cards
Average first-time property buyer spends between €150,000 and €250,000
Maltese first-time buyers tend to be around 30 years old
Milk, cheese and eggs in Malta nearly a third more expensive compared to EU
The price of food in the country is relatively higher than in almost every other member state
Wall Street Journal says Gen Z graduates are taking courses on office culture
Workers are being trained on how to dress and behave in an office
Several lidos hike prices ahead of busy summer of tourism arrivals
Price increases in 2023 were more dramatic than in 2022
MHRA offers helping hand to settle dispute between Government and Airline Pilots Association
Several Air Malta flights were disrupted as the ALPA ordered its members to follow a work to rule order
Central Bank of Malta allegedly hit by DDoS attack, hacker group claims responsibility
The Central Bank’s website was inaccessible for much of the day
EU and Kenya conclude negotiations on ambitious trade deal
Trade between Kenya and the EU currently amounts to €3.3 billion
Wage increases in Malta among lowest in EU
Wages increased by 2.4% during Q1 2023
Industry ABCs: Logistics in Malta – at the heart of 3 continents
Malta's Freeport was the first transhipment hub in the Mediterranean
Why has the EU approved state aid for ST Microelectronics while adopting a hard line for Air Malta?
The European Union generally takes a dim view of state aid - unless it helps achieve its collective interests
Maltese box office generates €3.4 million in 2022
The total is less than half of 2019 figures