‘Gozo expansion has always been on the cards’ – Darscover CEO
Joe Ellul Turner discusses how Darscover’s expansion into Gozo will bring data-driven innovation to the island’s property market
EXCLUSIVE: Revolving door governance board has conducted one investigation in nearly two years
The board is responsible for monitoring and implementing the revolving door policy
Malta makes it onto Forbes’ top five European countries to retire in 2022
Attracting retirees is a lucrative prospect for the country
Malta’s association of catering establishments welcome extension of COVID wage supplement
The Government wage supplement provides monthly wage support for businesses worst impacted by the pandemic
23 cruise liners called on Malta in the first three months of the year
This tallies with comments made by Valletta business owners, who shared that activity in the city has been boosted
No masks or PLF forms: Here’s the full list of restrictions lifted as of today
The vast majority of COVID-related restrictions have been lifted as of Monday
Raising energy prices now would undo Government’s economic support throughout COVID – Finance Minister
He was asked to comment after the Central Bank governor cautioned against shielding consumers for too long
In this first post-COVID summer how much are Malta’s most luxurious hotels charging?
Room rates are significantly higher than the same figures from a year before
By 2025, Malta will have a new corporate tax regime in place – finance minister Clyde Caruana
The new structure and rates will be adopted for the basis year 2025
Gozo selected as one of Europe’s carbon-neutral pioneers, making it eligible for special R&D funding
The research and innovation actions will address clean mobility, energy efficiency and green urban planning
Industry & services expect prices to keep increasing, but retailers anticipating a slow down in price hikes
In March, business sentiment in Malta stood well above what it was a year ago
‘Artificial’ low unemployment could make inflation worse, say business leaders
Central Bank of Malta governor Edward Scicluna meanwhile argues that higher yet limited inflation is not necessarily harmful
CONFIRMED: COVID wage supplement extended through May
The scheme has been running since March 2020, shortly after the pandemic hit Maltese shores
Unemployment rate drops below pre-pandemic levels to reach 3%
Good news for Government coffers, bad news for employers
Social media overtakes TV as preferred medium for Maltese to receive advertising
A new survey by misco lays bare Maltese social media habits and preferences
Rent prices in Malta are on the rise, but advertised rates remain lower than peak 2019 prices
Rent prices were decimated by the pandemic