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'
Unemployment rate stable at historic low of 2.5%
It remained unchanged from June to July of this year
Maltese businesses report increasing confidence
Better sentiment most strongly felt in retail and industry sectors
‘Technical meltdown’ in UK air traffic control felt in Malta as flights delayed, cancelled
Issue in the United Kingdom had ‘widespread effect’, says Malta International Airport
Melita Business powering connections at BBC Orchestra Concert, SummerDaze Festival
Melita said it 'takes great pride in supporting such high-calibre events'
MCA launches public consultation on contracts allowing telecoms providers to change prices
The Malta Communications Authority expressed 'concern' about such contracts
Malta taxi association slams Transport Ministry after Ċirkewwa driver attack
It criticised the partial implementation of the law
‘Clock cannot be turned back to a part-time film industry’ – Film Commissioner claps back
Recorded statement follows PN's request for National Audit Office investigation into expenditure
Malta Enterprise extends Skills Development Scheme
The scheme aims to support a knowledge-based workforce
Y-plate clampdown ‘simply a witch-hunt’ against foreign drivers, claims fleet boss
‘Morally, this does not sit well with us,’ says Mantvydas Narusevicius, founder of recruitment agency and fleet operator WFDM
Hotels register more guests than ever, but total nights spent are down
Occupancy rates have declined from their pre-pandemic peak
Maltese economy ‘expected to grow at a more moderate pace’ – Central Bank
The main contributor to GDP growth in 2023 is set to be net exports, changing to domestic demand next year
Prices stabilise as Malta’s annual inflation rate drops to 4.7%
Food remains biggest driver of inflation, but rent saw the highest annual increase
Malta Tax & Customs Administration is now accepting digital documents signed with electronic signatures
Tax authorities’ acceptance of digital signatures is set to ‘make life easier’ for corporate service providers and tax practitioners
‘Highly concerned’: The Malta Chamber slams coverage of Malta as a party island, calls for image fix
It wants the country to prioritise marketing its uniqueness in terms of culture, heritage and history
Has Malta’s garage market peaked?
With one-car garages at times fetching north of €50,000, prices are expected to stabilise despite the ever-increasing number of cars