Tech companies back AI support in recruitment, underscore rising importance of AI literacy
Some spoke of concerns they have over prospective employees using AI in their applications.
The circular economy conversation is shifting, agency CEO says
Keeping materials in use for longer is no longer just about waste reduction, he said.
‘At some point sales will fall’: Norman Aquilina cautions on grocery retail sector growth
'More stores do not create more demand, they simply redistribute existing spend across a larger base,' he says.
Taking the leap: Maltese business leaders on the turning points that changed everything
Business leaders and CEOs about the moments that convinced them to take the plunge.
‘Vision is more than a billboard, it’s about choice’ – Chamber President William Spiteri Bailey
The Malta Chamber President met with Prime Minister Robert Abela, in which a number of issues were discussed.
‘There is no ceiling,’ Ann Fenech says while encouraging women to join maritime sector
'Although there are difficulties, if you’re passionate enough, go for it,' Ann Fenech says.
Tony Zahra: Summer power cuts prove climate change is here to stay
Tony Zahra urges Malta to manage impacts of climate change.
‘What an honourable Prime Minister ought to say about power cuts’ – a tech entrepreneur’s view
'We have attracted demand without first asking whether we had the capacity to meet it. That is a serious failure ...
‘From bad to worse’: ATTO head disappointed at EU’s revised emissions rules
ATTO has warned the EU system is punishing Malta for being an island.
‘Rights on paper not enough’: Maltese equality consultants defend new bill
aequitasbridge says Malta's equality laws need institutional backing to become effective.
From Paphos to Limassol? Maltese entrepreneur has big plans for J’Oli in Cyprus
Chantelle Mifsud says J'Oli has received a very positive response in Cyprus so far.
‘Gozo should market itself as a slow-life destination’ – GTA CEO Joe Muscat
He warned Gozo risks losing its competitive edge if it seeks to emulate mainland Malta.
‘We need to be bold enough to introduce incentives, disincentives’ – Malta Chamber CEO on traffic
'Everybody should be given an amount which can be used on sustainable means of transport,' Marthese Portelli says.
‘Evans Building project will be a source of pride for residents’ – Simon De Cesare
Eden Leisure Group CEO says he is extremely happy with the recent Appeals Court ruling.
Flexible work needs to be considered in the context of better mental wellbeing – Kevin J Borg
68% of employees rate their overall wellbeing as good or very good.
Tech companies back AI support in recruitment, underscore rising importance of AI literacy
Some spoke of concerns they have over prospective employees using AI in their applications.
The circular economy conversation is shifting, agency CEO says
Keeping materials in use for longer is no longer just about waste reduction, he said.
‘At some point sales will fall’: Norman Aquilina cautions on grocery retail sector growth
'More stores do not create more demand, they simply redistribute existing spend across a larger base,' he says.
Taking the leap: Maltese business leaders on the turning points that changed everything
Business leaders and CEOs about the moments that convinced them to take the plunge.
‘Vision is more than a billboard, it’s about choice’ – Chamber President William Spiteri Bailey
The Malta Chamber President met with Prime Minister Robert Abela, in which a number of issues were discussed.
‘There is no ceiling,’ Ann Fenech says while encouraging women to join maritime sector
'Although there are difficulties, if you’re passionate enough, go for it,' Ann Fenech says.
Tony Zahra: Summer power cuts prove climate change is here to stay
Tony Zahra urges Malta to manage impacts of climate change.
‘What an honourable Prime Minister ought to say about power cuts’ – a tech entrepreneur’s view
'We have attracted demand without first asking whether we had the capacity to meet it. That is a serious failure ...
‘From bad to worse’: ATTO head disappointed at EU’s revised emissions rules
ATTO has warned the EU system is punishing Malta for being an island.
‘Rights on paper not enough’: Maltese equality consultants defend new bill
aequitasbridge says Malta's equality laws need institutional backing to become effective.
From Paphos to Limassol? Maltese entrepreneur has big plans for J’Oli in Cyprus
Chantelle Mifsud says J'Oli has received a very positive response in Cyprus so far.
‘Gozo should market itself as a slow-life destination’ – GTA CEO Joe Muscat
He warned Gozo risks losing its competitive edge if it seeks to emulate mainland Malta.
‘We need to be bold enough to introduce incentives, disincentives’ – Malta Chamber CEO on traffic
'Everybody should be given an amount which can be used on sustainable means of transport,' Marthese Portelli says.
‘Evans Building project will be a source of pride for residents’ – Simon De Cesare
Eden Leisure Group CEO says he is extremely happy with the recent Appeals Court ruling.
Flexible work needs to be considered in the context of better mental wellbeing – Kevin J Borg
68% of employees rate their overall wellbeing as good or very good.
