HSBC Malta updates terms and conditions of current, savings and card accounts
The bank outlined amendments affecting personal and micro-enterprise accounts
New scheme launched to facilitate technical collaboration between industry and higher education
The Technology Extension Support Programme scheme is designed to incorporate R&I at all stages of product or process development
Number of registered business units grows, but limited and public liability companies shrink
Sole ownership and partnerships are an increasingly popular business structure
CEO buys ChatGPT Plus subscription for all employees, leads to productivity boost
He is spending $2,400 (€2,174.9) a month to fund the accounts of 120 employees
The foreign investor’s guide to Malta’s real estate market: an introduction
Home ownership in Malta is culturally ingrained, and accordingly, extremely high
Cruise liner passenger arrivals just miss pre-COVID figures in the first three months of 2023
There were only 6,065 fewer cruise liner passengers in 2023 than in 2019
Share of workers in Malta working long hours at a record low
In 2022, 4.5% of workers in Malta spent more than 49 hours a week working
Maltese office rental prices down by 11% over 2019 levels
Rents vary from €74/sqm per annum to as high as €370/sqm per annum
An Expert Explains: Collateral, and how it works
Consumer finance expert Marisa Said explains
Valletta’s Evans Building luxury hotel concession attracts six bids, highest bid comes in at €41 million
The Government believes it will serve as a positive and sustainable model of adapting an old building to cater for ...
Economic sentiment reaches 12-month high among Maltese businesses
However, uncertainty increased, mainly in the construction sector
PA gives clearance for new drive-thru in Mrieħel’s Central Business District
Food establishments are increasingly attracted to the area's growth potential
Trade and Foreign Affairs Minister Ian Borg talks start-ups, fintech in bilateral meeting with Greek counterpart
The talks in Athens follow last year’s visit of the Minister for Foreign Affairs of Greece to Malta
Real income per capita down in both euro area and EU
Savings were up while investments were down in the last quarter of 2022
Tourism in 2023 expected to show a full return to form as industry gears up for busy summer
Higher seat capacity and more certainty have helped the recovery along
Businesses ‘less concerned’ about future cost increases
Cost pressures have eased significantly