Government responsible for ensuring infrastructure supports economic model – Employers’ Association
Economic growth has relied heavily on sustained construction and was encouraged by government’s pro-development policies, it said
Malta registers €42.6 million current account deficit in Q1 2021
COVID-19 pandemic breaks the regular cycle observed in the current account balance
Business conditions positive across all sectors in May, barring retail
Malta’s Central Bank issued its latest Economic Update
‘We delivered in full’: Finance Minister continues media blitz in favour of Malta ahead of Wednesday’s FATF vote
‘Based on the reforms implemented, we ought to receive the appropriate recognition for the massive effort undertaken’
MIA reiterates calls to digitalise health documents as queues strangle arrivals terminal
'This afternoon's queues at arrivals clearly show that the current paper based checks are clearly inadequate and untenable'
Supplier-induced demand losing its sheen as wellbeing-driven companies lead the way
‘Shifting social, economic and environmental landscape’ necessitates transparency and collaboration, says EY Malta & Cyprus Managing Partner Ronald Attard
As Malta reopens to Americans, Viking prepares to launch ‘Welcome Back’ voyages from Valletta
On Thursday, Malta added 40 US states to its Amber List
Malta Employers’ Association chief decries misuse of human resources, overdevelopment
‘We need to accept that public good sometimes needs to take precedence over private good’
‘Stop the discrimination’ – MEIA slams midnight Paceville crowds
Bars and restaurants are required to close their doors from midnight
€1.5 million worth of Government COVID vouchers redeemed in first week of scheme
117,485 people availed themselves of the digital version, while 328,251 to receive physical copy
Malta ‘days away’ from fully vaccinating 70% of adults – Chris Fearne
For the first time since the onset of the pandemic, there are no COVID patients in Malta's hospitals
If FATF process ‘is hampered by political motives’ Malta will take all steps ‘to defend its interests’
Finance Minister Clyde Caruana issued a pointed statement on Wednesday evening
Malta financial services sector value-added surmounts €1 billion in 2020 as MFSA reports €975k in fines
Supervisory inspections totalled 419 in the year, marking an 84% increase from 2019
Brits in Malta urged to apply for residency by 30th June deadline
With just two weeks until the deadline, over 9,000 people have already applied for residency, ‘but many still need to’
Hospitality staff shortage continues to bite as prominent local restaurant forced to stop serving lunch
The Seafood Market Grill by Adam’s Fish Shop is yet another establishment forced to make changes due to staff shortages
Malta’s cinema staff cut by nearly half as pandemic hit
Attendance and screening figures decreased dramatically in the year