I tried Malta’s new AI literacy course
I was curious to see who the course was really designed for and what the contents were
Not our intention to be a burden, says new MFSA chief
Local financial services industry is 'at a crossroads'
MFSA appoints Michael Spiteri Bailey to wind up and liquidate Nemea Bank
As Controller, Mr Spiteri Bailey will assume control of the bank from 16th November
Malta counts cost of driving on the left, as Brexit hits used-car market hard
Importers call on government to increase grants on used electric vehicles
Outbound tourism up 7% over last year
Italy remains top destination for Maltese
Health authorities keep mum on STI clause for massage therapists
The line between sex work and massage therapy is blurry for non-EU nationals
Cannabis Reform Bill could lead to more workplace accidents, says employers’ association
MCESD partners say cannabis debate should be put off till after the election
Malta Developers Association disassociates itself from property tax exemption
MDA joins chorus of opposition to 'unfair' tax amnesty
October breaks post-pandemic records for Malta’s airport with 428,427 passenger movements
Malta International Airport said despite this, October 2021 was still 39% lower than the same month in 2019
COVID-19 restrictions return to parts of Europe, but situation in Malta remains unchanged
Minister Fearne says booster shots having positive impact
COP26 bottom line: Where’s the money?
Fossil fuel subsidies make up around 7% of global GDP, so how can green energy stand a chance?
Maltese car importers forced to put customers on nine-month waiting lists as chip shortage wreaks havoc
The situation could return to normal next year
Malta fashion retailers upbeat on Black Friday prospects, white-goods & electronics stores less so
Microchip shortage means electronic goods are hard to come by
EU gets serious on ‘unicorn’ potential with launch of European Startup Nation Alliance
Maltese Economy Minister Silvio Schembri was present in Lisbon for the launch
As Malta’s bed stock could reach 100,000 by 2030, The Chamber calls for freeze on new accommodation
New projects risk making entire industry unprofitable
International oil prices: Malta’s Government to lower fuel tax to cover rising costs
The measure is expected to be formalised via a legal notice to be published on Thursday