Skills strategy proposes training leave laws and incentives to push employers to upskill workforce
While Malta enjoys strong employment levels, many employers – especially SMEs – face constraints such as limited time
Finance Minister celebrates ‘critical milestone’ as Malta set for early exit from Excessive Deficit Procedure
He said the latest data 'reaffirms the effectiveness of the Government's economic strategy'
‘Prepare for a strategic surprise’: US claims DeepSeek distorts national security
The report on China's AI chatbot giant condemns it as echoing Beijing's messaging
Government increases allocation to International Maritime Law Institute
A one-time allocation has been earmarked for the regeneration of the IMLI premises at the University of Malta
‘We are as much of a target as anyone else’: Is Malta doing enough for cybersecurity?
BusinessNow.mt speaks to two experts, Keith Cutajar and Christian Bajada, about all things cybersecurity
MTCA launches Large Taxpayer Office to support entities behind 60% of Malta’s tax revenue
'A one-stop-shop for large taxpayers'
Malta’s Easter essentials: The bakers and sweets makers behind the season
Maltese bakeries and confectioners are deeply attuned to the spirit of the season
Malta’s labour market grows steadily as registered employment rises in November 2024
The total labour supply – excluding part-timers – stood at 292,552
ECB cuts interest rates by 25 basis points as disinflation takes hold
The decision is rooted in an updated assessment of inflation
100 tumoli of garrigue land in Malta’s north hits the market
The land is ideal for agricultural use, eco-friendly projects, or as a long-term investment
Unpredictable US tariffs: What they mean for Malta, the EU, and global trade stability
'Volatility is bad for business'
‘TradeMalta is more than just financial assistance,’ says Senior Manager Josianne Vella
TradeMalta is introducing its new information knowledge platform – a complete one-stop-shop for international growth
Malta Vision 2050 for tourism misses ‘crucial metric’ – Tony Zahra
MHRA President Tony Zahra also questioned the document's projected rise in average nightly spending
Malta International Airport adds three new destinations in March as seat capacity increases by 17%
Seat load factor registered a slight drop of 2.1% to stand at 85.1%
Virtu Ferries issues schedule changes due to unfavourable sea conditions
These changes affect both Tuesday 15th April (today), and Wednesday 16th April (tomorrow)
Gozo Ministry confirms lack of interest in ferry lease tender
The Ministry added that it does not rule out the possibility of reissuing the tender