Fair-weather, sailors: Malta’s leisure boating industry continues to grow

March 10, 2022
by Robert Fenech

Malta’s boating sector is on a path of success

‘Ukraine war concerns me more than COVID did, economically speaking,’ says Finance Minister Clyde Caruana

March 10, 2022
by Helena Grech

He revealed how in one week alone, Government calculates the Russia-Ukraine war will cost Malta €200 million

More than €4 million from the EU’s Technical Support Instrument for Malta

March 10, 2022
by BN Writer

The funds will cover several projects aimed at reforming various areas within Malta’s public administration

‘Sometimes, there is nothing to do but accept higher prices’: Russia’s war and its impact on Malta’s figolli

March 9, 2022
by Robert Fenech

As big producers stock up, smaller ones are left in the lurch

BOV reminds customers its cards will not work in Russia as from Thursday

March 9, 2022
by Robert Fenech

Any Visa card issued outside of Russia will not work withint the country, and vice versa

Maritime stakeholders call for upgrade of Blue Lagoon quay to accommodate multiple boats

March 9, 2022
by Solomon Cefai

This comes as part of the Maritime Cooperative Network's election proposals

‘An overreliance on tourism, construction & real estate’: Gozo Business Chamber lays out key priorities

March 9, 2022
by Helena Grech

‘Accessibility remains key if we are to see Gozo move forward in the coming years’

Liquigas confirms it has secured gas supplies ‘to meet demand in Malta for foreseeable future’

March 8, 2022
by Helena Grech

Earlier on Tuesday, Prime Minister Robert Abela said suppliers were reporting issues sourcing LPG due to Ukraine conflict

‘Ironically, during a pandemic it is easier for a politician to be on stage instead of an artist’

March 8, 2022
by Helena Grech

Malta’s entertainment industry lobby calls out a lack of respect towards workers in the arts and entertainment industry

UBO should never become a mere ‘box-ticking exercise’ – MFSA

March 8, 2022
by BN Writer

MFSA deputy head of conduct supervision Petra Camilleri on the importance of challenging complex corporate structures

Robert Abela says Labour Government will offer tax credits to businesses with women in leadership roles

March 8, 2022
by Helena Grech

He pledged a raft of measures to encourage women over 40 to join the workforce

Malta, along with all EU member states, declared ‘hostile nation’ by Russia

March 7, 2022
by Helena Grech

Same Russian decree states debts to foreign creditors from ‘hostile’ countries can be paid in rubles

Labour Party promises right to bank, less red tape, in electoral pledges to businesses

March 7, 2022
by Robert Fenech

Other measures include a legislative framework for start-ups, faster approval of commercial loans, and investment support

2021 sees lowest cases of counterfeit bank notes in Malta since joining the euro

March 7, 2022
by Helena Grech

Proportion of counterfeit notes in Malta compared to genuine banknotes ‘remains insignificant’

No more curfew, relaxed quarantine rules: a look at COVID measures being relaxed from 7th March

March 6, 2022
by Matthew Bonanno

No more quarantine for primary contacts, more COVID certificates to be recognised