Maltese drivers lose nearly 4 days a year in rush-hour traffic
A new report sheds light on the daily reality of many drivers
Gozo Business Chamber advocates for scheme to incentivise house redevelopment over apartments
The proposal is one of several made by the group in advance of the release of the 2022 budget
Local restaurant wins Travelers’ Choice Award for ‘continuously delighting diners’
Hilton Malta praised Blue Elephant’s team for their dedication, hard work and professionalism
PM confirms budget will be released on October 11th
Details on its content remain scant, but the Government has been urged to taper off its COVID aid spending
Climate change, digitalisation, education: maritime industry calls for ‘forward-looking’ Budget
The Malta Maritime Forum says initiatives should reflect the sector's 'systemic strategic and economic importance'
Malta Insurance Association calls for ‘immediate and forceful’ action against electric scooters
It cautioned against the ‘increased risk of fatalities and serious injuries’
Accommodation & catering biggest driver of GDP growth in second quarter of 2021
Post-pandemic recovery well under way as services drive YOY Q2 GDP growth to almost 15%
The Santa Marija shutdown: A bygone relic or a tonic for the workforce?
Business and worker stakeholders discuss the place of the Santa Marija shutdown in modern Malta
MENT+: New service for enterprises combining mental health and entrepreneurship
The agreement will see training provided and the possibility of one-to-one sessions
Proposed Lidl branch in Zebbug given green light by PA
Revised plans are said to fix all previous problems with the project
As Prime Minister praises lowest unemployment rate in Malta’s history, major recruitment woes continue
Staffing and recruitment issues so dire, Malta’s major business lobbies have issue position papers to adress the matter
For the love of internet: Malta registers second highest usage of TV streaming & online games across EU
93% of those aged between 16 and 74 in Malta streamed TV in the first three months of 2020
Brexit and COVID-19 behind rising cost of living says Finance Minister Clyde Caruana
Pandemic-related disruptions and Brexit-related inflation has seen prices for some goods rise
‘No reason’ for Community Work Scheme to have over 1,000 employees, says employers lobby
The scheme “should be a pathway for persons to move towards productive employment"
Maltese residents holidayed abroad half as much in the first six months of 2021
Official statistics found that between January-June 2021, outbound tourist trips decreased by 50.1% when compared to H1 2020
Consultation launched on cheaper electricity for EVs, new system for public charger operators
The initiatives incentivise EV adoption in line with Malta's plan to cut carbon emissions