Where dairy meets economic planning: Why did Government need to save Malta’s cows?
Finance Minister Clyde Caruana gives students a valuable lesson in avoiding spilled milk
Government losing out on €287 million in uncollected VAT payments
The increase in uncollected VAT between 2018 and 2019 was the highest in the EU
Opposition says imported pork is taking over as 40 pig farms shut down in four years
The PN called on the state to intervene by aiding local producers
Recovery continues as transport, accommodation & restaurants almost double last summer’s figures
The precipitous drops in GDP experienced in 2020 are being matched by steep increases this year
The Malta Chamber and the Central Bank of Malta ask: Is inflation here to stay or is it transitory?
Inflation has become extremely topical after many years of price stability within the Euro zone
A shift in perspective: Turning waste from a problem into a resource
Steady improvements at WasteServ have laid the groundwork for massive growth over the next five years
Fitch confirms Malta’s A+ rating, greylisting not yet materially impacting economy
The impact could change, however, if Malta were to remain on the grey list for an extended period of time
Malta presents metro studies to the European Commission
The current proposal for Malta’s metro system is estimated to cost €2.6 billion
International oil prices: Malta’s Government to lower fuel tax to cover rising costs
The measure is expected to be formalised via a legal notice to be published on Thursday
Central Bank’s Business Conditions Index shows economy slowly recovering from COVID-19
Increase in GDP and employment rates compared to same period last year
‘Malta must find the strength to re-emerge morally and politically stronger’ – Paul Bonello
The outspoken financial advisor & stockbroker urges swift action to ensure the prosperity of future generations in a post-pandemic world
A dizzying 2022: FATF judgement alongside post-pandemic recovery, an election & climate goals
Local economist Marie Briguglio shares her outlook for 2022 in the Autumn edition of Business Now magazine
Greylisting: BOV CEO confirms ‘very isolated cases’ where payments had to be returned to clients
So far, one of the main impacts from Malta’s greylisting has been increased checks on money transfers
Can the catering sector weather the COVID storm? This & more in Business Now magazine’s Autumn edition
Apart from exploring greylisting, COVID & catering, this edition also highlights Malta’s industry greats
Impact of greylisting depends heavily on stance foreign banks take on doing business with Malta
A local economist says Malta already suffered brunt of global de-risking by the banking community
Where dairy meets economic planning: Why did Government need to save Malta’s cows?
Finance Minister Clyde Caruana gives students a valuable lesson in avoiding spilled milk
Government losing out on €287 million in uncollected VAT payments
The increase in uncollected VAT between 2018 and 2019 was the highest in the EU
Opposition says imported pork is taking over as 40 pig farms shut down in four years
The PN called on the state to intervene by aiding local producers
Recovery continues as transport, accommodation & restaurants almost double last summer’s figures
The precipitous drops in GDP experienced in 2020 are being matched by steep increases this year
The Malta Chamber and the Central Bank of Malta ask: Is inflation here to stay or is it transitory?
Inflation has become extremely topical after many years of price stability within the Euro zone
A shift in perspective: Turning waste from a problem into a resource
Steady improvements at WasteServ have laid the groundwork for massive growth over the next five years
Fitch confirms Malta’s A+ rating, greylisting not yet materially impacting economy
The impact could change, however, if Malta were to remain on the grey list for an extended period of time
Malta presents metro studies to the European Commission
The current proposal for Malta’s metro system is estimated to cost €2.6 billion
International oil prices: Malta’s Government to lower fuel tax to cover rising costs
The measure is expected to be formalised via a legal notice to be published on Thursday
Central Bank’s Business Conditions Index shows economy slowly recovering from COVID-19
Increase in GDP and employment rates compared to same period last year
‘Malta must find the strength to re-emerge morally and politically stronger’ – Paul Bonello
The outspoken financial advisor & stockbroker urges swift action to ensure the prosperity of future generations in a post-pandemic world
A dizzying 2022: FATF judgement alongside post-pandemic recovery, an election & climate goals
Local economist Marie Briguglio shares her outlook for 2022 in the Autumn edition of Business Now magazine
Greylisting: BOV CEO confirms ‘very isolated cases’ where payments had to be returned to clients
So far, one of the main impacts from Malta’s greylisting has been increased checks on money transfers
Can the catering sector weather the COVID storm? This & more in Business Now magazine’s Autumn edition
Apart from exploring greylisting, COVID & catering, this edition also highlights Malta’s industry greats
Impact of greylisting depends heavily on stance foreign banks take on doing business with Malta
A local economist says Malta already suffered brunt of global de-risking by the banking community