‘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
Malta Developers Association reacts to Corradino building collapse that claimed the life of a young worker
The MDA and Government are in talks on introducing certification for contractors
EU ministers want to exclude banks and financial services from ESG regulation
Whether banks & investment funds would be required to follow the directive would depend on national governments
Token features, not fungibility, should determine regulation – expert weighs in on Malta’s attempt to regulate NFTs
'I am not convinced that all tokens having uniqueness and non-fungibility should be excluded from regulation'
Tipping in Malta: ‘Maltin tal-Awstralja’ singled out as stingiest tippers
Unsurprisingly, Americans tip the most
Accidents like Corradino factory collapse will continue repelling locals from a career in construction
Fewer than 15 per cent of workers have acquired the construction industry skills card
ME, Chamber of Engineers collaborate to highlight new career opportunities
Through this collaboration engineering professionals will be exposed to opportunities that can augment their careers in industrial segments
EU Governments approve $60 Russian oil price cap per barrel
Malta, Greece and Cyprus were pushing for $70 (€57) to safeguard their shipping sectors
‘Aggression is never justified’ – rental stakeholders respond to rising conflict with tenants
2022 is shaping up to be another record-breaking year for landlord-tenant arguments
PM Robert Abela discusses Malta’s challenges & opportunities with EESC Employers’ Group
The key themes were energy, competitiveness, tax, stability and growth
Malta tenth least popular destination for expats, again – InterNations Survey
While in the top third for ease of making friends, Malta comes last when it comes to bureaucracy
Malta’s welfare system keeping 100,000 people from being at risk of poverty – report
At-risk-of-poverty threshold tops €10,000 for the first time
Launch of financial services strategy for Malta ‘a positive step forward’
FinanceMalta holds 15th Annual Conference and unveils new brand identity
IMF experts advising Malta on how to get local companies to pay their fair share of tax
‘Their remit is to advise relevant authorities of how it is best to achieve better compliance’ by local companies
EU to ban single-use packaging used in hotels & restaurants
Commission proposes new rules for packaging reuse and recycling
HSBC teams up with TradeMalta & The Malta Chamber to help Maltese businesses expand abroad
A new three-year agreement signed to support Maltese business expansion