Retail and wholesale investors submit €542.7m in bids for November MGS issuance
Combined retail and wholesale subscriptions reached €542.74 million against an issuance target of €350 million
Mandatory pre-departure course introduced as Malta accelerates labour migration reform
In sectors where the Skills Pass already applies–such as tourism–applicants will also need to complete the sector-specific second part
Industrial hours worked fall by 2.8%, wages edge down 0.8% in Q3 – NSO
These decreases occurred despite overall industrial employment remaining unchanged quarter-on-quarter
Malta’s inflation edges up to 2.7% in October as food and services lead price pressures
The October RPI reading indicates some re-acceleration in consumer-facing sectors after a period of summer stabilisation
Malta’s economy grows by 3.1% in first half of 2025, outperforming euro area despite slowdown
Meanwhile the euro area economy expanded by 1.3 per cent year-on-year
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
Malta’s growing debt servicing requirements
While the 2026 Budget outlines ambitious fiscal targets, its continued silence on capital market development poses a setback
Can Alex Borg’s ‘Baby Trust Fund’ bridge Malta’s wealth gap?
The idea of universal grant of basic capital (UBC) is to address wealth inequality
Malta’s economy sustains steady growth as inflation dips and employment remains strong
Inflation eased to 2.4% while unemployment held at a record low of 2.9%
Number of people earning over €60,000 triples since 2021 in Malta
High earners make up 8.5% of Malta’s workforce
Skills shortages overtake tax reform as top threat to Malta’s investment attractiveness
Survey findings warn that execution is now critical
Malta’s inflation rate edges up to 2.4% in September, driven by higher housing and food prices
Housing saw a 1.1% annual increase, and food rose by 3.9%
What would a four-day work week actually look like?
Lessons from the world’s largest pilot
A closer look at the four-day work week
Can Malta’s economy, already facing worker shortages, afford to make the leap?
Retail and wholesale investors submit €542.7m in bids for November MGS issuance
Combined retail and wholesale subscriptions reached €542.74 million against an issuance target of €350 million
Mandatory pre-departure course introduced as Malta accelerates labour migration reform
In sectors where the Skills Pass already applies–such as tourism–applicants will also need to complete the sector-specific second part
Industrial hours worked fall by 2.8%, wages edge down 0.8% in Q3 – NSO
These decreases occurred despite overall industrial employment remaining unchanged quarter-on-quarter
Malta’s inflation edges up to 2.7% in October as food and services lead price pressures
The October RPI reading indicates some re-acceleration in consumer-facing sectors after a period of summer stabilisation
Malta’s economy grows by 3.1% in first half of 2025, outperforming euro area despite slowdown
Meanwhile the euro area economy expanded by 1.3 per cent year-on-year
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
Malta’s growing debt servicing requirements
While the 2026 Budget outlines ambitious fiscal targets, its continued silence on capital market development poses a setback
Can Alex Borg’s ‘Baby Trust Fund’ bridge Malta’s wealth gap?
The idea of universal grant of basic capital (UBC) is to address wealth inequality
Malta’s economy sustains steady growth as inflation dips and employment remains strong
Inflation eased to 2.4% while unemployment held at a record low of 2.9%
Number of people earning over €60,000 triples since 2021 in Malta
High earners make up 8.5% of Malta’s workforce
Skills shortages overtake tax reform as top threat to Malta’s investment attractiveness
Survey findings warn that execution is now critical
Malta’s inflation rate edges up to 2.4% in September, driven by higher housing and food prices
Housing saw a 1.1% annual increase, and food rose by 3.9%
What would a four-day work week actually look like?
Lessons from the world’s largest pilot
A closer look at the four-day work week
Can Malta’s economy, already facing worker shortages, afford to make the leap?