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Matthew Bezzina on why technology has to earn its place
Matthew Bezzina, CEO and co-founder of eCabs Technologies, explains how Malta shapes mobility software for international markets, what businesses should demand from AI and why management remains accountable when automation fails.
MHRA warns tourism cannot carry Malta's budget burden alone
MHRA said Budget 2027 places an unfair share of the burden on tourism businesses while state spending keeps rising.
Smartcare Finance swaps hotel collateral for care home on €7.5m bond
Smartcare Finance replaces hotel hypothec with increased care home security on its €7.5 million bond issue, leaving investors with a different risk mix.
Our thoughts on the Budget for 2027, did it go far enough for enterprise as it did for households?
Malta’s Budget 2027 supports households and rewards some business reinvestment. MBJ examines why fair infrastructure contributions must be matched by wider enterprise reform, spending discipline and a more efficient state.
Hidden Liability to Bottom-Line Asset: Flipping the Switch on Commercial Energy in Malta
Commercial energy investment can improve profitability when the numbers fit the business. Maltese companies should assess consumption patterns, roof rights, funding conditions and lifetime costs before committing to solar, storage or efficiency upgrades.
The Growth Trap: Why Hiring More Staff Alone Cannot Solve Malta’s Talent Crisis
Malta’s growing workforce has not eliminated recruitment difficulties. Businesses seeking sustainable growth need to examine the work behind their vacancies, strengthen retention and connect hiring decisions to measurable improvements in capability, service and productivity.
The Cost of Complacency: What Legal Notice 39 of 2026 Really Means for Malta’s Boardrooms
Malta’s sustainability reporting regulations remain marked as not yet in force, while EU reforms have narrowed the reporting framework. For boardrooms, the priority is establishing what applies, preparing reliable evidence and keeping the response proportionate to the business.
Revolut Outage: Malta’s Digital Dependence Under Scrutiny
Revolut’s outage brought Malta’s reliance on digital payments into focus. Beyond the immediate disruption, it raises bigger questions about shared cloud infrastructure, business continuity and how exposed the island’s economy could be if the technology investment boom suffers a sharp reversal.
Flutter Brazil pulls Betfair brand, slashes jobs after regulatory ban
Flutter Entertainment closes Betfair Brazil, lays off staff across departments. Regulatory ban and group restructure under new CEO force consolidation.
Malta Hosts Prestigious Food on the Edge Symposium as Culinary Tourism Push Intensifies
Malta welcomed the internationally acclaimed Food on the Edge symposium for the first time outside Ireland, signalling a strategic bet on gastronomy tourism.
BOV secures second consecutive global banking award for social impact strategy
Bank of Valletta has been recognised for the second year running with a WSBI-ESBG award for inclusive banking, highlighting its social initiatives across Malta and Gozo.
MGA and MCCAA sign MoU to close gaps in player protection
The MGA and MCCAA have signed an MoU formalising cooperation on consumer complaints and player protection, aiming to stop issues falling between regulatory gaps.