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
Malta’s businesses need better banking: SME Chamber CEO speaks out
‘It’s always a losing deal with banks,’ says Abigail Agius Mamo
Will 2022 be the year festivals in Malta find their dancing shoes again?
Outlook is positive, but standing events are still banned
‘Just five examples’: Malta’s Opposition lays out various costs facing businesses due to greylisting
It repeated claims that a Nationalist Party in Government would get Malta off the FATF grey list within three months
Apple announces safety update to AirTags in wake of stalking allegations
'AirTag was designed to help people locate their personal belongings, not to track people or another person’s property'
Leverage venture capital to support local start-ups, says Volt
Volt co-president Arnas Lasys shares his party's vision for a better business environment
Crypto exchange Binance buys stake in Forbes
Analysts warn of conflict of interest
Malta expected to reach pre-pandemic levels of economic activity by mid-2022
...but risks from greylisting cast shadow on largely positive forecast
‘I cannot do my grocery shopping’: HSBC faces barrage of complaints over issues with card services
One person raised concerns about being unable to access their funds, a day before they travel
Premature raising of interest rates would be devastating, says Edward Scicluna amid inflation concerns
ECB decides not to adjust interest rate for time being
Toyota slashes production target as chip scarcity sees shortfalls, drop in profits
The company was initially able to avoid the worst impacts of the crippling chip shortage
National fuel distribution centre inaugurated at Ħas-Saptan
The new facility will lead to a 20% reduction in emissions and a 60% increase in operational efficiency, Government says
BOV ordered to pay out €363 million in Deiulemar bondholders case, Italian tribunal rules
Bank says it will be appealing the decision
EU relaxes state aid laws to confront semiconductor shortages
The European Chips Act is expected to bolster Europe's competitiveness, resilience
Stimulus cheques risk losing effect if money is spent on foreign goods, economist says
...but scheme could drive domestic demand as tourism industry struggles
HSBC Malta warns card transactions may still ‘occasionally’ be declined despite resumption of services
It announced an upgrade to its card systems at the start of February