EU finds Instagram and Facebook’s addictive designs in breach of digital law
EU says Meta must disable default infinite scroll and make its recommender system less engagement-oriented
Industrial property rights will soon be registered on the blockchain
Government launches three new DLT projects
A Gozo-Malta airlink based on fast ferry model ‘will see more than one air service provider’, says GTA
The Government has revealed its plan to introduce the air link though the extension of the existing Gozo heliport
Residential property sales up 7.6% year-on-year
Southern Region saw biggest increase in final deeds of sale
Government aiming to attract more corporate banks
Economy Minister acknowledges difficulties faced by local businesses
Staffing crisis: Employment stakeholders fault 10-day grace period for fired TCNs before deportation
BusinessNow.mt asks if the stringent rules for Third Country Nationals in Malta is aggravating the worker shortage
Calling all contractors: changes made to excavation and demolition hours
The changes come into effect from tomorrow, Tuesday 9th November
Ships, relationships, and the relation between shipping and inflation – what’s going on?
Rising shipping costs will ‘definitely’ lead to higher consumer prices, says Salvo Grima CEO
‘The transition to a greener & carbon-neutral economy for Malta will pump new life into our future’
Parliamentary Speaker Anglu Farrugia spoke during an address for the occasion of COP26
Importers face ‘perfect storm’ of rising energy, logistics, materials and packaging costs
'Efficient scheduling of orders and close communication with transport operations are more important than ever'
All Maltese residents to be offered COVID vaccine boosters, frontline workers eligible from Monday
According to Deputy PM Chris Fearne, vaccine booster doses could make a 'big difference' locally
‘It cannot be a rat-race to the bottom’: Employment Minister speaks of low wages, high staff turnover in catering
Taking part in a panel discussion on the HR crisis in catering, Clyde Caruana says fundamentals must change
Local film producers look set to get extra funds, as Film Commission backs lobbyist proposals
It comes after several prominent filmmakers prepared to boycott the Malta Film Awards
‘The glory has left the hospitality train’: When did a career in catering become so unattractive?
A panel discussion brought together four industry leaders to discuss the staffing and service crisis in the sector
Beverage Container Refund Scheme to finally commence in April 2022, as deal signed with machine supplier
The first bottle collection machine has already arrived on Malta's shores
Further efforts to attract younger generations to catering industry imperative for sector’s future
An extensive study, conducted by E-Cubed Consultancy & headed by economist Gordon Cordina, lays out major challenges