Maltese Family Wins $49.5m in Boeing 737 MAX Tragedy
A US jury awards $49.5 million to the family of a Maltese man killed in the Boeing 737 MAX crash, highlighting the global impact of aviation tragedies
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Malta’s Fastest Growing Businesses: Secrets Revealed
Discover the secrets behind Malta’s fastest growing businesses, from TipTop to Play Magnus, and how they’re shaping the island’s future.
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Malta’s Housing Boom: 40% Spike in New Dwellings Approved
Malta’s construction boom continues with a 40% increase in new dwellings approved in the first quarter of 2023. Find out what’s driving this trend and the
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Malta’s Workers: Equal in Name, Not in Reality
Delve into the disparities in Malta’s labour laws, exploring the plight of part-time, domestic, migrant, and gig workers. A call for change and action.
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Malta’s Gaming Scene: Record Surge in Applications
Malta’s gaming sector sees a record surge in applications, signaling a shift towards regulated markets. Find out what’s driving this boom and what it means
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Malta Mourns, Boeing Pays: US Jury Awards $49.5m to 737 MAX Victim’s Family
A US jury awards $49.5 million to the family of Maltese victim, Marwan Rizk, in the Boeing 737 MAX crash. Malta reacts to the verdict, demanding justice an
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Malta’s Fastest Growing Businesses: Secrets Unveiled
Discover the secrets behind Malta’s fastest growing businesses, from homegrown startups to global players, and how they’re thriving despite challenges.
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Malta’s Housing Boom: 40% Spike in New Dwellings Approved in Q1
Malta’s property market is booming, with a 40% increase in new dwellings approved in the first quarter of 2023. Find out what’s driving this surge and what
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Malta’s Wage Gap: The Story Behind the Numbers
Discover the stark realities of Malta’s wage gap, from the bus stop in Msida to the corridors of power in Valletta. Find out what’s causing the divide and
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Malta’s Gaming Authority Sees Record Casino License Applications
The Malta Gaming Authority reports a 73% increase in new casino license applications, signaling a shift towards regulated markets. What’s driving this boom
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Boeing Pays $49.5M to Maltese Family in 737 MAX Tragedy
A U.S. jury awards $49.5 million to the family of Maltese pilot Capt. Clayton Osmond, killed in the 2018 Lion Air crash involving a Boeing 737 MAX. Malta’s
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Malta’s Fastest Growing Businesses: The Secrets Behind Their Success
Discover the stories behind Malta’s fastest growing businesses, from gaming to blockchain, and learn what’s driving their success. #MaltaBusiness #GrowthSt
