EU finds Instagram and Facebook’s addictive designs in breach of digital law
EU says Meta must disable default infinite scroll and make its recommender system less engagement-oriented
‘If the Maltese had a connection to their land, it would change absolutely everything’ – Malcolm Borg
'“Generation renewal is one of the biggest problems — not just in the EU, but in the world'
Malta signs historic fisheries export agreement with China as sector seeks new markets
The deal builds on previous milestones in Malta–China trade relations
Employers encouraged to support breastfeeding at the workplace
New guidelines highlight the benefits of breastfeeding-friendly policies for both employers and employees
GWU says Wolt couriers’ commission-based pay ‘illegal’ as riders strike over pay cuts
Kevin Abela, Section Secretary for Food and Hospitality at the GWU, weighs in on the current strike
Was the Malta Book Festival’s €20 voucher scheme a success?
Amongst critisism from stakeholders, Mark Camilleri doubles down that the vouchers will be given to young students again next year
Employers have the responsibility to reduce sedentary time, says HPDP
Health Promotion and Disease Prevention Directorate issues new workplace wellness guidelines
Northern Harbour remains top district for property sales in October
Meanwhile St Paul’s Bay was the locality woth most final deeds of sale
Website launched to promote local Black Friday deals in Malta
The platform brings together offers and discounts from local shops and service providers in one place
Almost half workers in Malta went to work even when sick, new OHSA study finds
This phenomenon, common among women, young workers and those who work from home, has serious consequences on mental wellbeing
Gozo Business Chamber urges swift resolution to Gozo Channel disruption
The company is in dispute over the working conditions of subcontracted workers, who make up almost half the workforce
Philip Fenech warns three-month ‘cooling-off’ period for short-lets could harm small property owners
'Any idle time, barring businesses from operating is damaging'
Malta’s trade deficit widens to €4.7 billion as fuel imports surge
Imports climbed by nearly 12% to €9.98 billion, while exports grew by 11.1% to €5.25 billion
Malta’s median net income is below EU average
The broader European landscape reveals a clear economic split
Maltese innovators: Inconsistent enforcement, excessive bureaucracy deterring new ideas and tech
Participants during a workshop discussed both the progress made and the barriers that continue to affect innovation
Arbitration ruling on Steward-Malta case published
The 212-page document delves into the claims and counterclaims in the acrimonious end to the major hospitals concession