‘Sensible and timely’: MDA welcomes private car park scheme
MDA endorses Transport Malta's proposal to utilise private car parks outside business hours
Air Malta did not provide financial sponsorship to any events or organisations in last year, it insists
The airline refutes recent media claims
Manufacturers feel the pinch as year-on-year cost of supplies hits new high
No increase in price of energy registered, but gas hedging agreement expires in Marc
Looking for a way to beat inflation? Cut sales taxes, say small businesses
The SME Chamber’s proposals include fast-tracking work permits and a reduced quarantine period
Vaccine certificate verification app now available for Apple devices
...one week before the rules start being phased out
Real estate and construction business conditions improve despite stagnation elsewhere
However, businesses in the sector projected a negative sentiment for the coming months
Years of major transformation at Malta’s biggest bank: ‘BOV is not a finished product’
Chairperson Gordon Cordina's in-depth interview following media speculation about the bank's search for CEO Rick Hunkin's successor
Environment and Resources Authority CEO takes over at Lands Authority
Parliamentary Secretary Alex Muscat said that 'extensive reform' is planned for the sector
Employment relations department finally speaks up on issue of mandatory vaccines for employees
Risks to business's operations and public health trump individual worker's rights in some situations, says lawyer
Businesses withdraw court case against COVID restrictions after Government U-turn
They launched the case arguing their fundamental and commercial rights were being breached
What are Malta’s businesses expecting over the next three months? Central Bank survey sheds light
Labour shortages and cost pressures remain a concern
EMA approves Pfizer’s oral pill for treating COVID in high-risk patients
It is the first oral COVID treatment to be approved for use in the EU
‘It’s what makes us an island state’: Coastal protection project launched
Project seeks to identify ways to reduce pressures on coast, in an economically and environmentally sustainable manner
Government expenditure balloons in 2020
Pandemic-related conomic and health measures drive up Government spending
‘I just did the best for my clients’: Restaurants facing vaccine pass backlash react to U-turn
The controversial vaccine requirement was only in place for eight days before its phasing out was announced
Could the spread of Omicron in China ruin Malta’s recovery plans?
Regionalisation and nearshoring are two main priorities for Malta - economist JP Fabri