Flights from Malta face delays and possible cancellations due to volcanic ash clouds
The disruptions are not limited to Sicily as flights to Barcelona, Paris and Paphos are experiencing delays
Malta receives first tranche of €41 million from the EU under the Recovery and Resilience Facility
The pre-financing payment is intended to help kickstart the crucial investment and reform measures outlined in Malta's approved funding plan
Economic outlook for Malta until 2024 revised upwards
Domestic demand is expected to continue leading the expansion in economic activity
MGA review leads to dismissal of CTO Jason Farrugia, case referred to police
The review was on the improper access and use of Malta Gaming Authority information
New British Airways subsidiary to serve Malta via Gatwick from March
The route will operate eight times weekly
Local corporate bond market reaches ‘important milestone’ as total value tops €2 billion
Local stockbrokers Rizzo Farrugia however called for companies to adopt a more effective communications strategy
Peter Agius backs Commission proposal for electric vehicle charging points in all new buildings
The proposed law will be discussed by the European Council this month
Wage supplement extended till January
Situation will remain under review, PM says
Bank Of Valletta to close St Julian’s branch as of 1st January 2022
It cited a lack of customers requiring in-person services and the proximity of other branches
Mask mandate not affecting business so far, says Chamber of SMEs
'Rules related to wearing masks indoors haven't changed'
MFSA adds sustainable finance to official 2022 supervisory priorities
It has also established two horizontal priorities: monitoring impacts of COVID-19 & conduct of business – consumer protection
‘From anything goes to overkill’ – Corporate service providers struggle to cope with increased compliance
Authorities insist a change in culture was needed
Can cannabis power Malta’s tourism recovery?
Public consumption and signage are not allowed, but savvy enthusiasts from abroad may find a way through the legal labyrinth
Parking charges, developer fees, fuel duties: How Malta will pay for the proposed Metro
Despite the additional revenue, there remains a funding shortfall of €1.8 billion
Task of restoring international confidence is urgent, warns Finance Minister Clyde Caruana
His comments were carried in a feature by Bloomberg Businessweek on Malta’s gambling industry
Malta Chamber warns: ‘Jeopardising EU funding is a dangerous game’
Both the PN and Matthew Caruana Galizia have sounded the alarm over EU funds going to Electrogas shareholders