Malta Development Bank unlocks major EU funding opportunities via InvestEU
To be recognised as an InvestEU partner, national promotional banks must pass a strict independent audit
Over €260 million in property changed hands in May
Mdina once again saw the lowest number of transactions taking place
Central Bank of Malta revises growth projections downwards
Inflation is expected to reach 5% this year
Sustainability of Malta’s catering industry in doubt as survey highlights profitability as top concern
ACE carried out its first post-COVID survey and predictably found that a jump in stock prices is the leading concern
Interest rate increase for unpaid income tax, VAT delayed to September
The new rates were originally meant to start in June
Cost of a full tank tops £100 in UK
Price of petrol is expected to keep rising in the short term
‘There is no new normal. Change is the only constant,’ Malta Employers’ Joe Farrugia tells international conference
He also highlighted the importance of social dialogue and a global perspective, especially for an open economy like Malta's
Enemalta chairman resigned for ‘personal reasons’
Jonathan Scerri was appointed to the role last October
The Japan import mileage scam could be even bigger than you think
A Transport Malta investigation into the racket in 2016 indicated that it has been going on for years
Young people in Malta buy more fake products and continue to access pirated content
Locally, 41% of youths surveyed intentionally bought fake products, compared to the EU’s 37%
EU agrees deal forcing Apple to introduce standard USB-C charging ports across all products
The new rules are expected to save consumers around €250 million every year
Planning a day by the pool at one of Malta’s many private lidos? Prepare to spend more.
As with almost all else in life right now, your standard day by the pool has also gone up in ...
Why the war is likely to speed up the transition towards a greener economy
In the short run, however, green does not mean cheap
Mercedes announces recall of almost one million cars over faulty brakes
The recall impacts vehicles built between 2004 and 2015
Spotlight on automation: ‘There will be a lot of quick catching up to do for Maltese companies’
Three CEOs who put automation at the heart of their business share their insight on what the future holds
Stockbrokers hail successful APS listing as ‘milestone’ for local capital market
The APS share issue is the largest equity fund raise since the Maltacom (now GO plc) privatisation in 1998