Malta was also in the top spots for value added from ICT services and ICT manufacturing
Government deficit the lowest in four years, but remains higher than the maximum allowed under the EU's fiscal stability rules
There were 6,162 Flypass members owned compensation for the now-defunct scheme
The EV manufacturer had a chaotic week characterised by share price falls and model recalls
Malta’s new insolvency laws includes special provisions for the maritime and aviation sectors
Alex Vasilevski acknowledges that choosing where to live is crucial to how one views the country
The EU is reforming its insolvency rules to adopt some of the most beneficial elements of the US framework
The controls were initially introduced in response to a severe shortage of housing, but have since been challenged in court
The bank’s €251.6 million profits are well-and-truly reflective of a bumper year
No women died on the job in 2022 and 2023
Oil and gold prices jumped after the latest strike by Israel
Buses became free for residents in late 2022, leading to a hefty increase in the public subsidy
Smart Technologies Ltd provides leading hotel PMS system, starting from just €6 per room per month
The MDB invited The Malta Chamber and the Chamber of SMEs to engage in strategic discussions based on concrete proposals
Flooding hits shopping malls, destroying stock
The bank states that it would never ask for passwords, full card numbers, myAPS PIN/codes or CVV numbers
The valuation practice of DHI Periti based its argument on data going back 40 years
This comes as a result of strong winds and a swell in the harbour
Government justified its intervention in the National Bank by stating that it averted economic catastrophe
Since the last elections in 2019, the European landscape has seen significant developments, from pandemics, wars to economic shocks