No injuries reported as part of Valletta shop ceiling collapses
The incident occurred at 10.20am on Friday
Guidance issued for insurers on how to assess client demands before suggesting products
The MFSA issued a guidance document for insurance distributors, whether undertakings or intermediaries
Malta comes in at 9th place in study revealing which countries rely on tourism the most
A study reviews data from 2018 and provides context as to how devastating COVID was for tourism-dependent economies
Steward Health Care calls out Chris Fearne for U-turn in latest twist in hospitals saga
The company blamed Government for failing to renegotiate contractual terms which make the project ‘non-financeable’
Fish farm operators band together for fishmeal factory that promises to eliminate ‘sea slime’
Major tuna ranchers AJD Tuna, Fish and Fish and MFF are working together on the new recycling facility
Trustin Farrugia Cann appointed new head of Infrastructure Malta
He has plenty of experience working under pressure as a football referee
‘Enemalta has necessary capacity to meet electricity demands in all weather conditions’ – spokesperson
In summer 2021, characterised by relentless heatwaves, increased demand for electricity led to several power cuts
Application to turn 18th-century Zebbug palazzo into hotel suspended, property goes on the market
Owners of the historic building are seeking over €5 million for the unique property
Climate change being given too much importance, says HSBC banker in charge of sustainable investment
Bank says his comments do not reflect its priorities
€4 million investment for AI projects in transport, energy, health, education, tourism & public services
The projects will be implemented by Malta’s Digital Innovation Authority
Energy Minister in bilateral meeting with Sicilian President over Malta’s second interconnector
Government approved the building of a second interconnector in last year
Language students’ longer stays partially salvage torrid 2021 for ELT industry
The average stay per students increased from 2.8 weeks in 2019 to 4.9 weeks in 2021
European Commission to take Malta to court over ‘discriminatory’ car registration fee
Malta's answer to the concerns raised failed to convince the Commission
Growth of outdoor dining spaces can improve tourism product, but not if it creates a ‘jungle of canopies’
Industry stakeholders call for balanced approach to catering establishments’ encroachment on public walkways
Malta inflation remains lowest in EU despite April rise
Malta's 12-month moving average rate for April stood at 2.1%
Central Bank of Malta notes strong improvement in business conditions in last months of 2021
'Activity is gradually normalising'