Abela or Borg: Who is better equipped to lead Malta’s next economic chapter?
Malta is no longer an economy searching for growth.
‘I want them to inherit a Malta that still knows how to breathe’: Archi+ partner Anthea Huber
Current political discourse has become dominated by payouts, incentives and temporary measures, while larger conversations about the future of Malta’s ...
Three industry leaders say Malta needs limits on tourism beds as overtourism debate intensifies
Three industry figures - Tony Zahra, Hubert Debono and Ian Borg - are increasingly signalling that Malta may need to ...
‘We need to bite the bullet on tourism’: the three institutional changes Malta needed yesterday
Embassy Hotels Malta General Manager Hubert Debono argues the country remains trapped in a self-perpetuating growth cycle - and three ...
CEOs back ‘intelligent, sustainable’ increase in minimum wage
Momentum is proposing a rise from €221.78 to €360.
Corinthia growing with ‘clearer focus on efficiency,’ says CEO Simon Naudi
Chairman Alfred Pisani meanwhile said the group will increasingly focus on profitability with a focus on regular dividends.
How CEOs and HR leaders can support employees through political tension
Maintaining a respectful, psychologically safe, and productive workplace during a highly polarised period
Leave proposals should enable employment, not disrupt business operations – Farsons CEO
The CEO's comments sparked a discussion on social media about proposals that have been made.
From promises to performance: Why Malta needs a technocratic engine now
'A technocratic team supporting Cabinet is not just relevant – it is essential.'
‘Malta must shape AI, not just use it’
As the election looms, tech leaders warn that without urgent policy, Malta risks falling behind on AI governance, security, and ...
‘Parental leave could reshape work, but at what cost?’ Three Maltese CEOs on the first election proposal
MaltaCEOs spoke to three CEOs about one of the first proposals tabled in this early election.
‘The imbalance is structural’: Malta’s researchers on why AI is exposing gender gaps in Malta’s media
Speaking to MaltaCEOs, the DIMAS researcher explains how large-scale analysis is revealing who gets visibility.
New hospitality rules ‘delegate policing to private citizens,’ warns Casa Rooms Director
Cecil McCarthy warns that the benefits of any changes are contingent on their consistent enforcement by the authorities.
What keeps Malta’s CEOs awake at night? – Lift Services Ltd CEO Alexander Chetcuti
Lift Services Ltd's CEO keeps momentum conservation a priority, while focusing on sustainability, cash flow, and high standards.
What keeps Malta’s CEOs awake at night? – Konnekt Executive Director Josef Said
Konnekt's Executive Director finds AI at the helm of restless nights, amongst investing and reskilling in a challenging labour market.
Abela or Borg: Who is better equipped to lead Malta’s next economic chapter?
Malta is no longer an economy searching for growth.
‘I want them to inherit a Malta that still knows how to breathe’: Archi+ partner Anthea Huber
Current political discourse has become dominated by payouts, incentives and temporary measures, while larger conversations about the future of Malta’s ...
Three industry leaders say Malta needs limits on tourism beds as overtourism debate intensifies
Three industry figures - Tony Zahra, Hubert Debono and Ian Borg - are increasingly signalling that Malta may need to ...
‘We need to bite the bullet on tourism’: the three institutional changes Malta needed yesterday
Embassy Hotels Malta General Manager Hubert Debono argues the country remains trapped in a self-perpetuating growth cycle - and three ...
CEOs back ‘intelligent, sustainable’ increase in minimum wage
Momentum is proposing a rise from €221.78 to €360.
Corinthia growing with ‘clearer focus on efficiency,’ says CEO Simon Naudi
Chairman Alfred Pisani meanwhile said the group will increasingly focus on profitability with a focus on regular dividends.
How CEOs and HR leaders can support employees through political tension
Maintaining a respectful, psychologically safe, and productive workplace during a highly polarised period
Leave proposals should enable employment, not disrupt business operations – Farsons CEO
The CEO's comments sparked a discussion on social media about proposals that have been made.
From promises to performance: Why Malta needs a technocratic engine now
'A technocratic team supporting Cabinet is not just relevant – it is essential.'
‘Malta must shape AI, not just use it’
As the election looms, tech leaders warn that without urgent policy, Malta risks falling behind on AI governance, security, and ...
‘Parental leave could reshape work, but at what cost?’ Three Maltese CEOs on the first election proposal
MaltaCEOs spoke to three CEOs about one of the first proposals tabled in this early election.
‘The imbalance is structural’: Malta’s researchers on why AI is exposing gender gaps in Malta’s media
Speaking to MaltaCEOs, the DIMAS researcher explains how large-scale analysis is revealing who gets visibility.
New hospitality rules ‘delegate policing to private citizens,’ warns Casa Rooms Director
Cecil McCarthy warns that the benefits of any changes are contingent on their consistent enforcement by the authorities.
What keeps Malta’s CEOs awake at night? – Lift Services Ltd CEO Alexander Chetcuti
Lift Services Ltd's CEO keeps momentum conservation a priority, while focusing on sustainability, cash flow, and high standards.
What keeps Malta’s CEOs awake at night? – Konnekt Executive Director Josef Said
Konnekt's Executive Director finds AI at the helm of restless nights, amongst investing and reskilling in a challenging labour market.
