‘We realise the importance of Gozo as part of our economy’ – FBO Regulator
Joseph Gerada on the Gozitan microclimate, the urgency of succession planning, and the importance of corporate governance
Association of Catering Establishments echoes MHRA calls for tougher enforcement
It decried irresponsible people attending social gatherings in unlicensed places, private households
MFSA research identifies gaps in consumer understanding on home insurance
Bank loan requirement is the main reason to purchase and maintain a home insurance policy
‘It’s time to get tough with protocol breakers’: MHRA reiterates calls for tougher enforcement, not restrictions
Malta recorded 336 new COVID cases on Tuesday, a new record
WATCH: Tailor-made job coaching for people with disability among top recommendations in landmark study
Research results into the current situation of people with disabilities and employment in Malta launched
What are the best paying sectors in the EU and how does Malta compare?
EU report illustrates anomolous pay-by-sector rankings for Malta
GWU hosts Government meeting, acknowledges recent progress brought by reforms
Union leaders call for alternative mass transport and more incentives for electric vehicles
‘This is a welcome development’: Deputy PM Chris Fearne praises EU Digital Green Pass
The pass is aimed at facilitating travel within the EU and elsewhere for both work and tourism
Gozo Business Chamber welcomes fast ferry service
Operators may start offering the service from the 1st of June
‘Malta’s economy is arguably more exposed than its European peers’, PwC warns
Malta low debt-to-GDP ratio 'could prove fundamental in Malta's recovery'
Malta Chamber welcomes pre-1995 rent reform, calls for ‘clarification and discussion’
Chamber requests meeting with Prime Minister to discuss proposals
Government to invest €5 million to facilitate fast ferry operations
Fast ferry services to operate between Mġarr and Valletta from 1st June
‘Government is not understanding how dire the situation is right now’: SME Chamber CEO
Abigail Mamo says businesses have been left in dark as timelines are ignored, calls for social partners to be included
Government debt hits €6.8 billion in January as expenditure balloons and revenue falls
Malta's Central Government debt increased by nearly €1.5 billion in the year prior to January
Influx of office developments may cause shift in trends, warn industry stakeholders
Market may demand shorter leases, drop in prices, higher quality space
Airbnb reports $3.9bn quarterly loss, predicts ‘travel is coming back’
Company optimistic for 2021 despite heavy losses in 2020