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'
‘Fraudulent’ private hospitals concession rescinded by Court
The Government will step in to take over the operation of the hospitals
A year into the Russian invasion of Ukraine and its economic shockwaves
The war has shaken global grain and energy prices, however Malta appears to have weathered the storm
Third local bank targeted by phishing scam in 2023
Scammers are using increasingly sophisticated methods to trick people into giving away sensitive information
Do your homework: Collecting dues ‘a headache’ for Maltese businesses
Debt collectors say that 'confront the human aspect' is one of their biggest challenges
Anti-money laundering roundtable in Malta launched to share and discuss best-practice solutions
The company plans on holding three to four roundtables per year in Malta
Malta experiences the largest drop in inflation in over four years
Inflation finally dropped below 7% for the first time since August 2022
The ‘golden rules’ for managing credit in the post-COVID economy
In a downturn, trust is more important than ever
Four-day workweek trial in UK delivers promising results
More than 90% of businesses involved in the study will continue operating on a four-day workweek
Machinery to build Gzira’s Metropolis high-rise to appear in March 2023
Since the permit was first approved in 2009, and foundation stone laid in 2015, construction will finally begin in 2023
A foreign investor’s quick guide to Malta as a pharmaceutical and life sciences powerhouse
Malta's health and life sciences sector is founded on excellence in education and training
Malta’s natural gas consumption is up by more than 10%, EU down 19.3%
While under no obligation to reduce natural gas consumption, increased consumption weighs on Malta's energy price freeze subsidies
Maltese businesses are employing & training workers from scratch, who then get poached for higher pay
'We need to link the workforce shortage with skills' - Chamber of SMEs CEO
Maltese residents spend €517.5 million on travel and tourism in 2022
Business trips taken by Maltese residents in 2022 are still significantly below 2019 figures
Malta ranked Americans’ favoured route to European Union citizenship
Americans now the number one nationality driving demand for the controversial scheme, says Henley & Partners
Malta’s PM urges property sector not to increase prices due to latest €10,000 grant for first-time buyers
First-time buyers can apply for €1,000 yearly grant as of next week