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Common corporate tax – skirting the poisoned chalice

Following tax scandals the European Commission plans to introduce the once 'too ambitious' Common Consolidated Corporate Tax Base in a two-stage process

Unhappy employers hit out at Equality Bill: ‘Will parties employ people of opposing political beliefs?’

Employers association say they will ‘not be treated as second-class citizens’ in stand against Equality Bill’s burden of proof

Standard & Poor’s raises Malta’s credit rating to A-

Malta’s long-term ratings raised to 'A-' on strong economic...

Malta’s long-term ratings raised to 'A-' on...

European stocks were in the red for a second consecutive day on Thursday, as...

European stocks were in the red for a second consecutive...

Ministries to get their own public procurement offices in major revamp

Finance minister Edward Scicluna announces major revamp of public procurement services, intended to improve transparency and effiency and cut down on...

Finance minister Edward Scicluna announces major revamp of...

EY reports record global revenues in 2016, up by 9%

All of EY’s service lines delivered solid growth in 16: assurance grew...

All of EY’s service lines delivered solid growth in...

European markets fell into negative territory on Wednesday, as a renewed...

European markets fell into negative territory on Wednesday,...

Dousing the fiery brigade against LNG carriers

LNG is a fuel, and, when it becomes a gas and mixes with air, it will burn

LNG is a fuel, and, when it becomes a gas and mixes with...

Affected Samsung Note 7 phones not available in Malta, Consumer Authority says

A national investigation by the Malta Competition and Consumer Affairs Authority has shown that affected Samsung Note 7 mobile phones have not reached Malta

A national investigation by the Malta Competition and...