EU to add €2 handling fee to low-value imports from outside the EU
This charge will be added on top of the VAT and the €3 duty which was introduced in July
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
Malta COVID-19 wage supplement to be extended beyond March
Talks are currently being held with stakeholders
Malta’s pre-COVID economy is not coming back, country’s leaders have warned
Digitalisation and sustainability at the forefront of the drive to ensure Malta is ready for the future
Revolut reaches milestone of 15 million customers, launches ‘Revolut Bank’ in Malta
The digital bank has been widely popular in Malta
Bids for Dragonara’s casino license invited, as Government issues call for proposals
Dragonara Casino became Malta's first casino in 1964
Malta’s private consumption will continue to be affected by travel restrictions, says Central Bank of Malta
Increase in domestic tourism not expected to be sufficient to redeem household consumption
Exclusive study observes notable drop in average price/sqm rate for hospitality establishments
This is synonymous with the mass shortfall of tourists reported due to the pandemic
Despite being urged to ‘reconsider,’ HSBC Malta confirms launch of Customer Account Fee
The exemption criteria for the incoming customer account fee is being widened, following consultations
Malta’s retailers take note: Most common goods acquired online by local e-shoppers is clothing
This was followed by restaurant and fast food deliveries followed consumer electronics and household appliances
KPĦ’s Brian Vella clarifies ġbejna issue
'Its like a baker trademarking the term "ħbejża"'
Central Bank expects Malta’s economy to grow by 5% in 2021, higher than EU Commission’s projection
The European Commission’s winter forecast gave Malta a 4.5% expected growth rate for 2021