Fast ferry service to have more frequent trips and year-round schedule
Government announced an investment of €1.3 million on Tuesday
Banks around the world are raising interest rates to control inflation. What does this mean for you?
The Bank of England made headlines on Thursday after it raised interest rates to 1.75%
Tourism recovery: June saw number of visitors to Malta reach 88% of 2019 levels
Nights spent on the island also saw a recovery, reaching 82% of pre-pandemic levels
Malta’s catering association calls out ‘unfair’ online comparisons between restaurant prices & home cooking
After the pandemic and widespread inflation, the catering industry has suffered blow after blow
BREAKING: AG prosecutor praised for dedication to money laundering cases found dead
Police say no foul play is suspected, but that they are not excluding anything
Non-smokers given bonus leave in innovative idea to curb smoking
The measure has been implemented by Japanese and UK businesses
Air Malta warns new EU aviation fuel tax will ‘undermine economy’
The proposed plans could see fuel costs almost double
There are now over 18,000 employers in Malta
The largest increase in business units was observed in the transportation and storage sector
‘Depressed and suicidal’: crypto collapse fallout exposed
Court filings in crypto lender Celsius' ongoing bankruptcy proceedings reveal a widespread devastating impact
Two armed men rob San Gwann gambling outlet
A cashier and a client were at the outlet on Monday evening, when two armed men entered and stole cash ...
Heads up! Major road closure leading to Malta International Airport over next two nights
Infrastructure Malta is advising drivers to plan ahead and take an alternative route
Everything you need to know about the latest work phenomenon: quiet quitting
Workers have developed a new way to deal with burnout being felt after the pandemic
Several restaurants say sales dropped between 10-30% due to Bolt couriers strike
The action highlighted the risk of delivery platform exclusivity for establishments dependent on takeaways
Unemployed down to under 1,000 in Malta
Strong employment in Europe and the US counters fears of recession
ACE encourages couriers to join catering industry and benefit from jobs with ‘fair and proper pay’
Over the weekend, it called out the impact of a Bolt food courier strike on local restaurants
MFSA CEO Joseph Gavin back in office as of today
‘Over the past few weeks, as well as going forward, it has been ‘business as usual’ at the MFSA’