Malta’s innovation ecosystem takes centre stage at launch of new community hub
EIT Malta Officer Diana Miceli said the event highlighted 'how much potential Malta has to become a leading innovator'
Maltese eateries welcome increased card payments… mostly
Benefits of cards can outweigh processing fees
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
Bahrija restaurateurs frustrated by lack of roadworks planning
Owners say they will be staying closed while works are ongoing
In a first for Europe, Austria to introduce mandatory vaccination against COVID
Cases are on the rise in the country, and a third national lockdown has been imposed
Finance Minister ‘sees no reason’ to cancel controversial property exemption
The measure has been branded 'discriminatory' and 'unfair'
Malta back on ECDC orange list following increase in COVID-19 cases
Practically all EU countries are listed as orange or red
Business inspections cut by 82% following Government reform
Businesses with high standard of compliance will receive award
Car sales in Europe hit record low as global microchip shortage continues
Demand for cars across the continent remains steady
Infrastructure Malta completes country’s first solar pavement
Project is part of €4 million repair and embellishment project
Von der Heyden awarded exclusive dealership for Riva yachts
Partnership will allow Ferretti Group to provide better service in the Med
Ponte finally given green light for fast ferry to Sicily… but only temporarily
Start of service was delayed due to legal challenge
Government reveals names of Marsascala marina bidders
Expression of interest was issued back in April
Malta presents metro studies to the European Commission
The current proposal for Malta’s metro system is estimated to cost €2.6 billion
Property tax exemption only temporary, Finance Ministry insists
Measure drew widespread criticism from stakeholders
Malta loses €316 million to tax abuse – report
Almost $500bn ‘lost to tax abuse by firms and super-rich in 2021’