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'
EU and the Philippines to relaunch free-trade agreement negotiations
Trade between the EU and the Philippines was worth €18.4 billion in goods and €4.7 billion in services in 2022
Industry ABCs: Nightclubs in Malta – a staple of local nightlife
The country's nightclub industry attracts tourists and locals alike
Government to double investment in energy distribution system to €30 million in 2024
An authority focused on matters related to climate change will be established by the Government
Industry and services sectors drive business uncertainty up in Malta
A growing number of firms are finding it difficult to predict their future business situation
Over 200,000 cruise liners passengers pass through Malta between April and June 2023
More than half of all passengers came from EU member states
Air Malta cancels several more flights to Catania Airport
Flights passing through Palermo Airport were also disrupted due to ongoing wildfires spreading across Sicily
Profitability and asset quality of Maltese banks on the upswing amid economic challenges
Stress tests conducted by the Central Bank of Malta confirmed that local banks were adequately capitalised
Industry stakeholders view ESG and competitiveness among priorities for the future of Malta’s economy
A business seminar was organised by The Malta Chamber in collaboration with BOV
Malta Insurance Association explains opposition to insurance requirement for contractor licence
'It would have caused chaos and confusion within the whole sector'
The Malta Chamber calls for urgent meeting with MCESD to discuss country’s situation
'This country needs to have a long-term economic and social vision that goes beyond the political spectrum'
Issues related to energy, cleanliness and construction put Malta’s image as a destination at risk, MHRA warns
'Malta needs more investment, better management, serious enforcement, and immediate action before it becomes too late'
MDA and KTP criticise lack of insurance cover as a requirement for contractor licensing
The first draft of the law included insurance cover as a requirement for all contractors applying for a licence
Ryanair cuts traffic forecasts amid aircraft delivery delays, despite soaring profits
The airline is currently operating its largest summer schedule yet, capable of transporting 600,000 passengers a day
Association of Catering Establishments highlights loss of raw material and sales due to power cuts
The power cuts add to the list of challenges the industry is facing
Men outnumber women 4 to 1 in Malta’s boardrooms, study finds
The gender gap widens further among companies listed on the Malta Stock Exchange