Malta’s R&D spend stays level at 0.6% of GDP
Total expenditure of research and development amounted to €121 million in 2023, an increase of €16.1 million
EU business registrations increase by 45.3% in Q3 2020
EU data shows increase in bankruptcy and business registration
European Gaming & Betting Association raises alarm over Brexit effect on online gambling
The issue of cross-border data flows is ranked as a top concern
Major potential for mass transit, but current proposals ‘overshoot our potential & limitations’
Professor Maria Attard tells BusinessNow.mt why monorail and underground proposals should be reconsidered
Miles Express Launches New API Integration System
Miles Express's Martin Ferry on their new product, the challenges of logistics, and lessons learned from 30 years of operations
Oil rig complaints, ‘unjust and unfounded’ – Malta Maritime Forum
Forum criticises Government handling of controversial Grand Harbour oil rigs
Bars to receive €2,870 payment in aid of November-February closure period
Bars forming part of clubs (każini) are to receive a €1,860 payment
Malta used car market in jeopardy as Brexit wreaks havoc on imports
The sector, which generates millions for state coffers, is at risk of losing its competitive edge
Aesthetic Physician Association of Malta to launch
New association is open to any medical doctors who are licensed in Malta and practise aesthetic medicine
BOV’s USD correspondence relationship extended through Raiffeisen Bank
In October, Raiffeisen Bank said it was seeking to terminate the US dollar correspondence relationship from 31st March 2021
MFSA identifies operational shortcomings, maps out improvements for ICT & cybersecurity practices
New MFSA document reveals a number of its recommendations are not being followed
Ukraine-based budget airline launches Malta- Kiev flights
SkyUp plans to start the route in May 2021
Hold guests liable for breaching COVID rules, not us, say Gozo holiday rental owners
'Operators are being held liable for things we have no control over'
WATCH: 69% of businesses say they will need COVID wage supplement for up to 12 months
The Malta Chamber of SMEs released findings of its survey on the state of business in 2020
‘Flexibility remains key for remote working arrangements’ says the Malta Chamber
The Chamber suggests that such arrangements should be encouraged but left at the discretion of the parties involved
MHRA: restrictive economic measures will not bring success, calls for adequately resourced authorities
The hotels and restaurants lobby was reacting to the latest COVID measures