1,695 businesses found employing non-EU workers illegally in 2023
The figure amounts to a significant portion of all employers in Malta
Real income per capita down in both euro area and EU
Savings were up while investments were down in the last quarter of 2022
Tourism in 2023 expected to show a full return to form as industry gears up for busy summer
Higher seat capacity and more certainty have helped the recovery along
Businesses ‘less concerned’ about future cost increases
Cost pressures have eased significantly
EU’s crypto regulation ‘a moment of vindication for Malta’ – experts have their say
Three leading crypto stakeholders say what they think of the EU’s landmark Markets in Crypto-Assets regulation
Well attended first-ever property valuation workshop highlights its importance for economy
The workshop was addressed by leading expert Nick French
Alphabet and Microsoft beat earnings expectations
Both reported higher-than-expected revenues
Stable, not cheap: a look at Malta’s cost of borrowing over time
Cost of credit for businesses in Malta is generally higher than the eurozone average, even now
Two-thirds of workers suffered from mental health problems caused by their job in the last 12 months – survey
Misco’s Employee Wellbeing at the Workplace report reveals some disturbing facts
Two Devonport-built superyachts grace Maltese waters in April
Pure and Samar were docked in Valleta’s harbour this month
Impact of digitalisation on workers discussed during seminar on future of work in Malta
Continuous training is necessary to keep workers up to date with technological developments
Rising Maltese bank deposits buck European trend
European bank deposits increased during COVID, but have since come down; not so in Malta
Planning Minister takes a dig at MDA as higher standards and energy efficiency in construction take centre stage
‘It is pointless to talk about more energy efficiency without the action to back it up’
Fears of AI-driven unemployment unfounded, says leading venture capitalist Marc Andreessen
John Maynard Keynes' vision for 2028 seems to be a long way off
Industry ABCs: Glass in Malta – not just a decoration
Aside from decorative glass, Malta manufactures fibreglass, float glass and quartz glass
1.2% increase in interest rates would price median income households out of market – report
Minimum wage earners remain a long way off being able to get onto the housing ladder