HSBC Malta updates terms and conditions of current, savings and card accounts
The bank outlined amendments affecting personal and micro-enterprise accounts
FIAU names Alfred Zammit as acting director
The FIAU deputy director was appointed after the former top official was appointed CEO of the MFSA
Northern Malta regions capture half of all promise of sale agreements in March
Data provided by the NSO is at odds with data published by the MDA earlier this month
Air Malta blames flight delays on aircraft shortage
The airline said it is working hard to rectify the situation and has apologised for the inconvenience caused
Demand for mobile broadband up 61% in 2022 while SMS volumes decline
Voice call and minute volumes were down 22.3% and 27.2% respectively
Game developer BGaming eyes greater market outreach and product range
Chief Marketing Officer, Kate, outlines the business’s plans to consolidate its past successes
INDIS Malta shares its strategy: An investment in people
With new leadership at the top comes a fresh perspective and a new strategy
Malta’s low fertility rate, a demographic timebomb?
A falling birth-rate, emigrating youth and a dependence on immigration could be a recipe for disaster
Air Malta flight to Rome delayed by six hours due to a technical fault
Passengers only found out that their 7:35am flight was delayed when they arrived at the airport
Battery swaps: An alternative to charging stations for electric vehicles is spreading across Europe
Instead of charging an EV for hours, power swap stations have motorists and up and running within five minutes
Living in Malta: what you need to know about the Malta Retirement Programme
Special carers can also be included in the scheme
Industry ABCs: Financial Services in Malta – a resilient and essential economic pillar
Following half a decade of upheaval, the industry is on strong foundations, paving the way for growth
Living in Malta: what you need to know about the Nomad Residence Permit
A majority of applicants have come from the USA and the post-Brexit UK
‘We were fully booked three weeks ago’: Restaurants prepare for a busy Easter weekend
While some restaurants are fully booked, others are struggling to get clients
European labour laws slow down layoffs by major tech companies
Firms are trying to encourage workers to resign with generous severance packages
SME Chamber re-elects Paul Abela as President as businesses report strong recovery
One in five SMEs expects to expand their business in 2023