Malta Employers Association elects new council, sectoral representatives
MEA president Joanne Bondin focused her speech on the need for good governance and upskilling
Steward terminates hospitals concession, calls out ‘decline in the rule of law’
It said the Government’s failure to appeal verdict ‘is an admission of guilt'
St Paul’s Bay café finally changes name after Starbucks trademark lawsuit
Strabuono is now Xtrabuono, and Starbucks, presumably, is appeased
The Malta Chamber calls for better synergy between employers and educators
'While employers can’t predict the future they can anticipate the needs of their industries'
Wamo to start charging sole trader clients a monthly fee from April
Freelancers to start being charged €9.99 per month
‘It is useless to have a star performer you do not trust’ – Franks’ Andrew Abela on joint ventures
The Franks director believes success can only be found by seeing and understanding the other party’s point of view
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
The ‘golden rules’ for managing credit in the post-COVID economy
In a downturn, trust is more important than ever
MCST launches support scheme to help local SMEs obtain thousands in EU funds for innovation
The scheme is intended to help SMEs access expertise and specialised support for their development
‘No job cuts’ at Microsoft Malta despite tech giant’s plan to reduce headcount by 10,000
The company said it would ‘continue to reinforce its commitment to Malta’
Evos bunkering pipeline and jetty in Marsaxlokk damaged following Storm Helios
It is unclear for how long operations at the oil tanking pipeline are expected to be suspended
Number of money laundering cases balloon to 706 by end of 2022
Between 2006 and 2014 there were fewer than 10 cases of money laundering
Does Dry January make a difference in Malta?
Malta already ranks low in alcohol consumption compared to other European countries, and consumer habits are changing
Joint venture: ‘It generally happens naturally, and quite organically,’ says Neriku Catering’s Anne Marie Zammit
In case of a divergence in views, the legal route should be ‘the last option’
The Malta Chamber celebrates its 175th anniversary
‘This Chamber represents the entire commercial, enterprise and industrial community in Malta, from the big to the small’
Malta Employers Association elects new council, sectoral representatives
MEA president Joanne Bondin focused her speech on the need for good governance and upskilling
Steward terminates hospitals concession, calls out ‘decline in the rule of law’
It said the Government’s failure to appeal verdict ‘is an admission of guilt'
St Paul’s Bay café finally changes name after Starbucks trademark lawsuit
Strabuono is now Xtrabuono, and Starbucks, presumably, is appeased
The Malta Chamber calls for better synergy between employers and educators
'While employers can’t predict the future they can anticipate the needs of their industries'
Wamo to start charging sole trader clients a monthly fee from April
Freelancers to start being charged €9.99 per month
‘It is useless to have a star performer you do not trust’ – Franks’ Andrew Abela on joint ventures
The Franks director believes success can only be found by seeing and understanding the other party’s point of view
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
The ‘golden rules’ for managing credit in the post-COVID economy
In a downturn, trust is more important than ever
MCST launches support scheme to help local SMEs obtain thousands in EU funds for innovation
The scheme is intended to help SMEs access expertise and specialised support for their development
‘No job cuts’ at Microsoft Malta despite tech giant’s plan to reduce headcount by 10,000
The company said it would ‘continue to reinforce its commitment to Malta’
Evos bunkering pipeline and jetty in Marsaxlokk damaged following Storm Helios
It is unclear for how long operations at the oil tanking pipeline are expected to be suspended
Number of money laundering cases balloon to 706 by end of 2022
Between 2006 and 2014 there were fewer than 10 cases of money laundering
Does Dry January make a difference in Malta?
Malta already ranks low in alcohol consumption compared to other European countries, and consumer habits are changing
Joint venture: ‘It generally happens naturally, and quite organically,’ says Neriku Catering’s Anne Marie Zammit
In case of a divergence in views, the legal route should be ‘the last option’
The Malta Chamber celebrates its 175th anniversary
‘This Chamber represents the entire commercial, enterprise and industrial community in Malta, from the big to the small’