Gozitans happier than most, report more satisfaction with jobs, relationships
For six years, Gozo recorded consistent increases across all key satisfaction indicators
‘Malta must find the strength to re-emerge morally and politically stronger’ – Paul Bonello
The outspoken financial advisor & stockbroker urges swift action to ensure the prosperity of future generations in a post-pandemic world
Staff shortage in the spotlight during ACE conference on human resources
The Association of Catering Establishments’ annual conference will be held on Thursday 4th November
WATCH: Last Xlendi boathouse reduced to rubble after restaurant closes for ‘general refurbishment’
The Boathouse Restaurant will be given two floors of the new building
Greylisting: BOV CEO confirms ‘very isolated cases’ where payments had to be returned to clients
So far, one of the main impacts from Malta’s greylisting has been increased checks on money transfers
BOV reports technical issues with Internet and Mobile Banking
Technicians are working on resolving the issue 'as fast as possible'
Is it time to increase Malta’s minimum wage? As UK takes the plunge, local economists are divided
BusinessNow.mt reaches out to two economists to discuss Malta's minimum wage, and ask whether it should be raised
‘The Changing Face of Banking’: Malta Bankers’ Association webinar to tackle broad sector developments
The webinar will bring together stakeholders to explore regulatory developments, in Malta & beyond
Charge My Ride: Electric vehicle charging app downloaded around 150 times ‘within hours’
The app was commissioned by Government & allows EV users to locate the closest charging pillars
UK online company formation company stops providing address services to clients from Malta
It said Malta was deemed to be of ‘high risk due to weak anti-money laundering regulations’
Foreign Affairs Minister says Government supports efforts by Malta-based companies to expand in Gulf region
He spoke during a curtesy visit to Foster Clark Products Limited
Can the catering sector weather the COVID storm? This & more in Business Now magazine’s Autumn edition
Apart from exploring greylisting, COVID & catering, this edition also highlights Malta’s industry greats
EV charging points to almost double by end of year
Stakeholders have warned that the lack of charging infrastructure is a key stumbling block for mass adoption of electric vehicles
Impact of greylisting depends heavily on stance foreign banks take on doing business with Malta
A local economist says Malta already suffered brunt of global de-risking by the banking community
Empty shelves? ‘No,’ say toy suppliers, but higher prices and more limited selection is ‘a given’
Stephania Buhagiar and Joseph Rizzo explain why Christmas might be a bit more expensive this year
‘Sensationalist’ weather reports tap brakes on otherwise positive period for retail sector
A 'medicane' hasn't landed, but for some in Malta's retail sector, the smoke is almost as bad as the fire