EU’s common charger law will be effective in less than 100 days
By standardising chargers, the EU hopes to significantly reduce the 11,000 tonnes of e-waste generated annually
Malta to host international built heritage conference by the Chartered Institute of Building
The visit will feature behind-the-scenes tours of grand, historic buildings currently undergoing restoration in the Valletta and surrounding areas
Block administrators get organised under MDA banner
Representing condominium and building management operators was 'a logical next step for the MDA', president Michael Stivala said
Here is what Malta needs to do to achieve its dream of becoming a global start-up hub
Authorities and investors need to 'do more to understand the strange beast of start-ups', says entrepreneurship mentor Matthew Caruana
Malta’s banks promise to work ‘hand in hand’ with Government on business’ right to a bank account
Private enterprise and local banks have been at loggerheads in recent years over the service provided by the latter
Fire breaks out in Mriehel Industrial Estate
The public is being encouraged to avoid the area
MFSA issues warning against unlicensed exchange claiming to be regulated by local authorities
The unlicensed exchange made unauthorised use of company details of a Malta licensed company
Thousands of Brits approved as Maltese residents following Brexit
Malta’s role in the transition period was ‘positively received’
How reliable are real estate agents’ buy-to-let ROI estimates?
Short answer is 'quite'. The long answer is below.
Gozo Tourism Association wants entire sister island to be considered a ‘Design Priority Area’
It also called for development of a fixed airlink between Gozo and Malta as part of its Budget 2023 proposals
Number of foreigners applying to work in Malta skyrockets
Identity Malta however reveals a decrease in the proportion of successful applicants
Discussions held on how 112 private Indian investments in Malta can be strengthened and increased
At a bilateral meeting with India's minister for external affairs, Malta's foreign minister identified several industries for further collaboration
Court orders Savoy Hotel to go under the hammer, bids to start from €2.8 million
The iconic landmark has fallen into a dilapidated state over the last years
New survey reveals reasons behind Maltese businesses’ outsourcing decisions
Malta was one of only two EU countries where core functions were outsourced more frequently than supporting ones
Hunt for new CEO ‘still ongoing’, says BOV chairman
Current BOV CEO Rick Hunkin’s term is due to expire in November
Malta collaborates with NASA GeneLab scientists providing opportunities for local academics
An agreement was achieved regarding a long-term scholarship programme for young Maltese professionals to conduct post-doc research at Stanford University