Fast ferry service to have more frequent trips and year-round schedule
Government announced an investment of €1.3 million on Tuesday
Infrastructure Malta CEO Trustin Farrugia Cann resigns after 40 days
He said he did not want to give up his football career
Schiphol chaos forces Air Malta to transfer six Amsterdam flights to Rotterdam airport
The decision was made to limit customer inconvenience after the Netherlands Slot Coordinator ordered a reduction in capacity during July
Government announces state aid for Malta’s swine cooperatives
The scheme will provide financial assistance to cover running costs farmers faced between 2020 and 2022
Three pension administrators collectively fined €39,000 over late filings
Sovereign Pension Service, Atom Trustees and Bourse Administrators (Malta) were each fined over €10,000
BOV reports ‘technical issues’ with ATM deposits and mobile-to-mobile payments
Third party payments effected through internet or mobile banking will be processed at a later stage
‘Where is the quality?’: Malta’s tourism recovery and the drive to raise standards
Malta Hotels and Restaurants Association President Tony Zahra on the factors that will determine Malta’s success
Adopting post-grey list ‘business as usual’ mentality a mistake ‘of epic proportions’, says ex-FIAU boss
Malta Bankers Association secretary general agrees: ‘Removal from grey list is the beginning of a long journey’
Gozo Minister paves way for subsidised Gozo fast ferry service
Minister Clint Camilleri said the service ‘does not need to be economically viable’
Supercharging the future: The joys of intuitive electric vehicles
As with any modern technology, EVs have come a long way in the last decade
Late night music puts Valletta at high risk, says Malta Hotels and Restaurants Association
A new law allowing music to be played outside until 1am has raised the ire of many
Social investment giant eToro takes stake in Malta-based company
CityFALCON raised almost €2 million on the equity crowdfunding platform Seedrs
Malta Finance Ministry’s chief civil servant Alfred Camilleri retires after 16 years in the role
Paul Zahra, a permanent secretary in various departments since 2001, has been appointed as his replacement
‘A particularly hard time for manufacturers’: Can we handle the spike?
The Malta Chamber CEO Marthese Portelli on the astronomical rise in costs and its impact on local enterprise
‘We need to ensure that we diversify Malta’s economic fabric by opening up to new markets’
Accomplished local economist Stephanie Fabri on the harsh realities Malta is facing due to global geopolitical challenges
Waste of 12,000kg of tomatoes a ‘tragedy’, but shows ‘limits’ of farming ‘romanticism’
Malta Food Agency CEO Brian Vella responds to video showing shocking food waste