Employers take umbrage at video promoting public sector’s flexible work arrangements
The video outlines a range of flexibility options available to public sector employees
Government announces €26 million investment in renewable energy
Investors will enjoy attractive Feed In Tariffs for 20 years
English language schools plan to reopen to vaccinated adult students
Individual schools may be permitted to reopen, should the authorities deem this 'necessary or essential'
Details of new COVID wage supplement system revealed
A new multi-phased tapering system will be coming into effect
US-based brokerage offloading Maltese clients following greylisting
Tastyworks said Malta was recently placed on a blocked jurisdiction list with its clearing firm
‘Sadly, we are likely to see a new wave of company insolvencies brought on by the pandemic’
Malta Business Registry’s Kevan Azzopardi says however that there are those, however, that can be helped to prosper again
New pilot project to assist small businesses in efficient use of energy and water
Grocery stores may benefit from energy audits to help them make efficient day-to-day use of energy and water
Bolt Malta operators dispute ‘insolvency’ claims in judicial letter filed on Monday
Judicial letter claims other party ‘knew full well’ that Bolt is solvent
Residents spend one million nights on holiday locally in 2020 – report
Domestic tourists spent €59.4 million in 2020
Viking welcomes first guests back on board in Malta
Two Viking vessels are serving three itineraries out of Malta
‘We risk entering a phase of over-regulation, which, in itself, kills business’ – Tonio Fenech
The former Finance Minister’s concerns for 2021 first featured in Business Now magazine
‘Many entrepreneurs are cautiously optimistic that the worst is hopefully over’ – MDB Chairman
Prof Josef Bonnici took part in a cover story featured on Business Now magazine on what’s in store for 2021
Construction Secretary urges property agents to register for licence by September
Applications received later than mid-September may not be processed in time
‘Totally unreasonable’ to require vaccinated secondary COVID case contacts to isolate, say Malta Chamber
If a single member of a household is contact traced, the rest of the household is required to isolate too
Malta’s thriving family business community: have you planned for the next generation?
BusinessNow.mt takes a look at the latest incentives by the Family Business Office targeted at succession planning
Food leads June price increases, as veg gets more expensive
Malta's inflation levels hit 1.47% in June