‘We realise the importance of Gozo as part of our economy’ – FBO Regulator
Joseph Gerada on the Gozitan microclimate, the urgency of succession planning, and the importance of corporate governance
From crisis to collective: A new rulebook for resilience
'Recruitment is about human fit and value alignment, not just matching skills to a job description'
Maltese language risks falling behind in the age of AI
'LLMs are the best things in life… if you speak English'
The unpaid civil servants: Local programmers building what the Government hasn’t
Citizen-built tools – from permit and pollution trackers to grant portals – are helping solve everyday frustrations
Melita expands VoLTE roaming to eight countries
The rollout extends Melita’s existing VoLTE service, which is already available across Malta and Gozo
db Group reports turnover of almost €100 million and record profit as it opens bond issue to public investors
This coincides with the launch of a €60 million bond programme to support the Group’s continued expansion
Innovation ‘must be seen as a national commitment’ – Shadow Minister Jerome Caruana Cilia
Maltese politicians addressed participants in a conference with insights from leading IT players including Microsoft, Amazon and Google
Number of people earning over €60,000 triples since 2021 in Malta
High earners make up 8.5% of Malta’s workforce
MCF calls for co-operative banking and social reuse of state assets in Budget 2026 proposals
Federation urges policymakers to empower communities and broaden SME access to credit through co-operative reform
Central Bank of Malta considers national mobile payment platform to simplify instant transfers
The CBM also plans to increase the minimum cheque amount from €20 to €50
Skills shortages overtake tax reform as top threat to Malta’s investment attractiveness
Survey findings warn that execution is now critical
Sustainability at the heart of Tumas Group: A conversation with Kevin Spiteri
The Group Engineer says long-term commitment to environmentally responsible growth continues to inform every decision
Finance Minister: Average restaurant pays just €4,500 in Corporate Tax annually
Minister Caruana addressed calls from the catering industry to reduce the VAT rate on restaurant services from 18% to 7%
Malta records Q2 deficit as Government debt surpasses €11 billion
Between April and June, the Government recorded a €170.4 million deficit, compared to a €55.2 million surplus a year earlier
MDA calls for unity and urgency in passing Malta’s long-delayed planning reform
The association calls for a balanced framework that protects the environment while ensuring predictability for investment
Finance Minister Clyde Caruana says economy is not ready for shorter work week
Minister Caruana emphasised a shorter working week is not feasible under current conditions