‘Immense pride’: Gozo business lobbies welcome Victoria’s selection as European Capital of Culture
Victoria (Rabat) will hold the title of European Capital of Culture in 2031
Appeals court throws out claims of conflict of interest in db City Centre case
The case is not over yet, with other arguments brought forward by opponents yet to be heard
Rideshare app Cool is the latest mobility service to cease operations in Malta
Owned by Debono Group, Cool will stop operating as of end January
FIAU slaps local bank with €189,274 fine for breach in AML rules
The FIAU responded positively to the bank's approach in identifying and addressing its own shortcomings
Spurring corporate adeptness in Malta — and beyond
Since its inception, Binderr has spearheaded transparency and efficiency in corporate processes by streamlining simple procedures
Residency Malta generated more than €50 million in 2022
digital nomads in Malta receive an average salary of €84,000 per year, spending an average of €2,800 per month
Strabuono loses appeal to retain name in trademark dispute with coffee giant Starbucks
Court slams St Paul’s coffee shop’s ‘free-riding’ trademark infringement
MSE Fintech Accelerator backed by Binance is no longer active
The accelerator provided mentoring schemes, professional business services and facilities
Deep Dive: Malta’s macroeconomic and fiscal structure
How does the local economy hold up, and what is Malta's place in international trade?
FDI investment in Malta’s blue economy will develop hydrographic survey systems
The maritime sector accounts for up to 14 per cent of Malta's GDP and over 22,000 jobs
Malta International Airport full-year passenger traffic for 2022 clocks in at 20% below 2019 record levels
December saw 421,500 passengers travel through MIA with a seat load factor of 81 per cent
Visualised: Commercial flights in Malta 2022 vs 2019
July 2022 saw the best recovery relative to 2019, and the most flights in a single month for the year
All conferences happening in Malta in 2023
Don't miss out on the networking opportunities from these upcoming events
Siġġiewi restaurant’s traditional Maltese planters immediately replaced following ‘outpour of support’
Marilù's said it wants 'look forward with the warm, fuzzy feeling that we have all this amazing support around us'
Did BCRS cheap out with its slow machines?
PN MEP candidate Peter Agius has alleged that Malta’s recycling scheme operators have gone for low-end machines
2023 may see ‘mild reversal’ of prices, says major materials importer
The major inflation in intermediate goods seen in 2022 seems to be levelling off