More planning appeals filed in Sliema than anywhere else in Malta
St Julian’s and St Paul’s Bay followed Sliema with 32 third-party appeals each during a six-year period
Deadline extension for property transactions benefitting from stamp duty exemption announced
Clyde Caruana said that €151 million in property taxes were saved last year
Employers will need to share pay information to job seekers if latest EU proposal is adopted
The European Commission this month presented sweeping proposals to boost pay transparency
Lidl Malta limits sales of some products including tomato sauce and toilet paper
Several images have emerged of signs asking customers to limit their purchases for specific items
PM Robert Abela confirms FATF task force to visit Malta in April
A task force will visit the island to assess the country's progress toward getting off the FATF's greylist
Two weeks away from target launch, bottle recycling scheme operator not yet ready to start operating
Launch of scheme has been plagued by several delays, while questions remain on its implementation
Malta’s travel agency association urges members to make use of EU funded support scheme
European tour operators and travel agents can apply for an intensive, EU funded support scheme to improve sustainability performance
Robert Abela announces extension of COVID-19 wage supplement to April
The measure was set to expire in March
Major party leaders butt heads on business once again. Here’s what they said
The Malta Chamber appealed to the parties to take social partners seriously
Malta joins three other countries to block EU minimum corporate tax deal
The date of the new deal's implementation has already been pushed back
Business lobbies band together to slam Labour’s proposal for mandatory union membership
The organisations pointed out that Malta boasts one of the higher densities of trade union membership in the world
Have banks become a stumbling block to business?
‘It’s just so disappointing’: Businesses detail banking frustration
Employers present ‘blueprint’ for business and green growth
Malta Employers Association president Joanne Bondin stressed that the matter 'transcends party politics'
Supply chain concerns worsen as China enforces widespread COVID lockdowns
Tens of millions face strict limits on their movement as the country battles with the pandemic
Malta International Airport urges Government to remove remaining travel restrictions
It registered a promising February, with double digit growth over the same month last year
‘Banks are not reluctant to finance construction projects’ – new MDA President Michael Stivala
In a wide-ranging interview, Michael Stivala quashed rumours that banking officials are showing reluctance to invest in construction projects