Malta sets up group to make share trades settle faster by 2027
The move aligns Malta with a broader EU-wide initiative to shorten settlement times
Electric, hybrid motor vehicles number 6,017 by end-2020 in Malta
They accounted for 1.5% of the entire stock of motor vehicles locally
Scam Alert: public warned against fraudulent calls by individuals posing as Central Bank
Malta Central Bank issues urgent warning
Harmonising tax rates without addressing enforcement would fail society, says Wayne Pisani
Wayne Pisani gives BusinessNow.mt his views on tax harmonisation proposals
MFSA issues warning against unlicensed exchange
The entity operates under various names
‘I am very concerned with this situation’ – PM Robert Abela calls for EU medicine reform
In a leaked letter, Malta's PM warns of Malta's post-Brexit healthcare vulnerability
Confidence goes up in services sector, deteriorates among retailers
Recovering income flows lead to drop in value of loans subject to a moratorium
English schools turn to local market to survive pandemic
Demand by English learners remains strong, but few are ready to commit
Dragonara to consider Government casino concession RFP
Dragonara concession public tender 'follows the same process that has taken place in the past'
Malta is a three star plus destination and should remain as such: Shadow Tourism Minister blasts MTA strategy
Robert Arrigo discusses tourism industry outlook in interview with MHRA
Malta’s cooperative associations agree to cooperate
As long-running dispute on funding comes to a close, the future looks bright for cooperatives
COVID saw revenue decrease more than 25% in every four out of 10 businesses, new report shows
Malta Chamber survey indicates some cautious optimism amongst Malta's businesses
Bars likely to remain closed beyond February, says MHRA president
Tony Zahra commends Government’s open approach to stakeholder consultation
UHM announces healthcare worker strike
1,300 union members will cut services, excluding those relating to COVID, emergency and cancer care
Malta’s workers to get back to 2019 average working hours in 2023
The number of jobs continued rising throughout 2020 despite the economic turbulence
Gozo Business Chamber welcomes plans to fast-track the island’s path to carbon neutrality
The business lobby said Gozo could carve out a new economic niche as a test bed for sustainable solutions