‘Man and machine, not man versus machine’ – Malta Employers’ Association DG on AI use
The association has made a number of proposals for the upcoming Budget related to AI.
‘Malta remains attractive, but must not become complacent’ – Malta Chamber president
'Our competitive advantage cannot simply be access to labour. It must be access to talent,' he said.
BOV CEO: Traffic congestion affecting employees’ work-life balance, but not bank operations
One in four BOV employees made use of flexible working arrangements in 2025, as the bank seeks to minimise the ...
Effective leadership ‘starts with listening’, says ETERNA Group’s Priya Lakshmanan
Priya Lakshmanan, newly appointed Chief Strategy and Optimisation Officer at ETERNA Group, speaks about the leadership qualities needed to drive ...
‘Considerable potential’ for Malta to develop as a private equity and venture capital hub – PEVCA head
He said that private equity and venture capital play a vital role in modern, innovation-driven economies.
Building on Ferraracasa’s legacy: Third generation, next chapter
Joining an established family business brings a different challenge to building one from the ground up. The foundations already exist, ...
Black Sea, Hormuz attacks on merchant ships ‘a breakdown of the international order’ – MMF Chair
Malta Flagged vessel M/V Chelsea-3 was struck by three drones whilst sailing in the Black Sea.
‘Growing number of British businesses looking to partner with Maltese firms’ – TradeMalta CEO
Tania Brown say British businesses increasingly seeking partnerships with Maltese firms.
Why smart leaders are learning to embrace workplace conflict
The challenge for today's leaders is not eliminating conflict but making sure it is handled constructively.
Indiscriminate PEP rules undermine ability to attract talent for public appointments – Norman Aquilina
'Malta has a Politically Exposed Person (PEP) paradox that has become a competence trap.'
‘Just showing up is already a victory’: Bernard Montebello’s eight-month battle with Bell’s palsy
Eight months ago, Bernard Montebello lost his smile.
‘The year we almost lost everything’: Melita CFO recalls company’s brush with disaster
He recalled how Melita was forced to slash its workforce from 350 to 120 people.
‘I did not choose this’ – Former Head Miss Tami opens up on Thi Lakin closure after 58 years
She said that Thi Lakin was much more than a place of work. 'It has been my life. It has ...
‘This industry sells itself’: MI Global Director confident more young Maltese will get into tourism
He suggested that many young people don’t know what a job in tourism actually entails.
The wine that chose to disappear
What one tiny Saint-Émilion estate might tell us about the future of Bordeaux and perhaps business in general.
‘Man and machine, not man versus machine’ – Malta Employers’ Association DG on AI use
The association has made a number of proposals for the upcoming Budget related to AI.
‘Malta remains attractive, but must not become complacent’ – Malta Chamber president
'Our competitive advantage cannot simply be access to labour. It must be access to talent,' he said.
BOV CEO: Traffic congestion affecting employees’ work-life balance, but not bank operations
One in four BOV employees made use of flexible working arrangements in 2025, as the bank seeks to minimise the ...
Effective leadership ‘starts with listening’, says ETERNA Group’s Priya Lakshmanan
Priya Lakshmanan, newly appointed Chief Strategy and Optimisation Officer at ETERNA Group, speaks about the leadership qualities needed to drive ...
‘Considerable potential’ for Malta to develop as a private equity and venture capital hub – PEVCA head
He said that private equity and venture capital play a vital role in modern, innovation-driven economies.
Building on Ferraracasa’s legacy: Third generation, next chapter
Joining an established family business brings a different challenge to building one from the ground up. The foundations already exist, ...
Black Sea, Hormuz attacks on merchant ships ‘a breakdown of the international order’ – MMF Chair
Malta Flagged vessel M/V Chelsea-3 was struck by three drones whilst sailing in the Black Sea.
‘Growing number of British businesses looking to partner with Maltese firms’ – TradeMalta CEO
Tania Brown say British businesses increasingly seeking partnerships with Maltese firms.
Why smart leaders are learning to embrace workplace conflict
The challenge for today's leaders is not eliminating conflict but making sure it is handled constructively.
Indiscriminate PEP rules undermine ability to attract talent for public appointments – Norman Aquilina
'Malta has a Politically Exposed Person (PEP) paradox that has become a competence trap.'
‘Just showing up is already a victory’: Bernard Montebello’s eight-month battle with Bell’s palsy
Eight months ago, Bernard Montebello lost his smile.
‘The year we almost lost everything’: Melita CFO recalls company’s brush with disaster
He recalled how Melita was forced to slash its workforce from 350 to 120 people.
‘I did not choose this’ – Former Head Miss Tami opens up on Thi Lakin closure after 58 years
She said that Thi Lakin was much more than a place of work. 'It has been my life. It has ...
‘This industry sells itself’: MI Global Director confident more young Maltese will get into tourism
He suggested that many young people don’t know what a job in tourism actually entails.
The wine that chose to disappear
What one tiny Saint-Émilion estate might tell us about the future of Bordeaux and perhaps business in general.
