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
Melita expands VoLTE roaming to eight countries
The rollout extends Melita’s existing VoLTE service, which is already available across Malta and Gozo
db Group reports turnover of almost €100 million and record profit as it opens bond issue to public investors
This coincides with the launch of a €60 million bond programme to support the Group’s continued expansion
Innovation ‘must be seen as a national commitment’ – Shadow Minister Jerome Caruana Cilia
Maltese politicians addressed participants in a conference with insights from leading IT players including Microsoft, Amazon and Google
Number of people earning over €60,000 triples since 2021 in Malta
High earners make up 8.5% of Malta’s workforce
MCF calls for co-operative banking and social reuse of state assets in Budget 2026 proposals
Federation urges policymakers to empower communities and broaden SME access to credit through co-operative reform
Central Bank of Malta considers national mobile payment platform to simplify instant transfers
The CBM also plans to increase the minimum cheque amount from €20 to €50
Skills shortages overtake tax reform as top threat to Malta’s investment attractiveness
Survey findings warn that execution is now critical
Sustainability at the heart of Tumas Group: A conversation with Kevin Spiteri
The Group Engineer says long-term commitment to environmentally responsible growth continues to inform every decision
Finance Minister: Average restaurant pays just €4,500 in Corporate Tax annually
Minister Caruana addressed calls from the catering industry to reduce the VAT rate on restaurant services from 18% to 7%
Malta records Q2 deficit as Government debt surpasses €11 billion
Between April and June, the Government recorded a €170.4 million deficit, compared to a €55.2 million surplus a year earlier
MDA calls for unity and urgency in passing Malta’s long-delayed planning reform
The association calls for a balanced framework that protects the environment while ensuring predictability for investment
Finance Minister Clyde Caruana says economy is not ready for shorter work week
Minister Caruana emphasised a shorter working week is not feasible under current conditions
Malta one of three EU countries with partial progress on Pay Transparency Directive
Belgium and Poland are in a similar position, as Germany refines its existing framework
Steves&Co. unveils new brand identity ahead of its 20th anniversary
'This rebrand represents how far we’ve come,' said CEO Steve Ciantar-Barbara
EU’s ChatControl proposal ‘creates new cyberattack scenarios,’ warns cybersecurity specialist
Meanwhile, while end-to-end encryption prevents third parties from accessing data transferred between endpoints, client-side scanning effectively breaks that promise