05

Jan

AI in Taxation: Transforming or Replacing?

At the launching of his latest book titled “Our Planet Powered by AI”, Mark Minevich, a renowned AI pioneer and strategist, reaffirmed his belief that in the coming years several…

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05

Jan

EIB Group nearly reaches €1 Billion milestone in support of Malta’s economy

The EIB Group, comprising the European Investment Bank (EIB) and the European Investment Fund (EIF), stands as one of Europe's foremost catalysts for economic growth and climate action on the…

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05

Jan

Malta Stock Exchange To Grow International Listings

“Stock exchange listing adds to a company’s credibility” – Malta Stock Exchange Executive Chairman, Joseph Portelli The past eight years have seen the Malta Stock Exchange grow at a rapid…

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28

Nov

Arthritis And Work: How Arthritis Impacts Daily Working Life

Osteoarthritis is a chronic joint condition, which causes pain, stiffness and mobility problems. Although it may be perceived as a disease of the elderly, about 43% of people with Osteoarthritis…

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28

Nov

Why Maltese Family Businesses Should Embrace ESG and Sustainability

In an era of increasing awareness and concern for environmental and social issues, the concepts of ESG and Sustainability have gained prominence and whilst often associated with large businesses, their…

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28

Nov

Local Art Auctions Fuelling Growth in Art Market…But More Appreciation Needs to be Nurtured

Over the last decade to fifteen years, a growing number of individuals have entered the art market as collectors. This surge is not solely attributed to the rise in artistic…

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28

Nov

Microsoft’s New Wave of AI Advancements Presented at Microsoft Ignite 2023

Eight months ago, Microsoft introduced Copilot for Microsoft 365 to help people focus on uniquely human work. Eight months down the line, a combination of surveys and experiments are already…

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28

Nov

The EU’s ETS Directive: Logistics Sector Expecting Stronger Lobbying At EU Level

“We will have to wait till the 1st January 2024 to start understanding the real effects that the EU’s European Emissions Trading System Directive is going to have on our…

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28

Nov

ELT Sector On Path To Full Recovery: One School’s Journey Towards Renewed Growth

A recent newsletter issued by the ELT Council to all English teaching organisations highlighted a sense of optimism that seems to be felt within the industry due to the fact…

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03

Nov

Two final elements of Fit for 55 adopted

EU Member States have adopted the revised Renewable Energy Directive and the ReFuelEU Aviation Regulation, meaning that the EU now has legally binding climate targets covering all key sectors of…

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03

Nov

Mental Health: Business leaders are vulnerable too

Hygeia Conference addresses mental wellness at work You cannot help others if first, you cannot help yourself. In the ongoing discussion on the need for action to safeguard employees’ mental…

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02

Nov

Class actions, companies and the Representative Actions (Consumers) Act, 2023

by David Fabri Companies need to be aware of the legal and regulatory structures and risks that may condition and influence their economic activities and ensure they have a clear…

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02

Nov

Op-Ed: Israel’s 9/11

Tonio Galea is editor of Corporate ID Group’s www.cde.news The unprecedented terrorist attack launched by Hamas on Israel shocked not only Israel but the whole world. It was a surprise…

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31

Oct

Rethinking the value of the Maltese terraced house

Earlier this year, a court decision that revoked a permit for a five-storey block in a row of terraced houses inSanta Luċija had sparked a crucial discussion about the significance…

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31

Oct

CEOs: The new PR frontliners

James Vella Clark is Media and Communications Manager at Corporate Identities and has been in the sector for the past 24 years. The role of the CEO today goes beyond…

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31

Oct

Cyber-attacks: As inevitable as wars

Despite the benefits of governments’ imposing new legal, regulatory requirements for cybersecurity, these can pose counterproductive conditions such as hefty costs towards compliance efforts, overly rapid reporting of incidents, or…

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24

Oct

Half of employees in 25 per cent of companies are non-Maltese

A recent survey by the Malta Employers Association found that one in four firms in the private sector reported that more than 50% of their employees are non-Maltese. Data presented…

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24

Oct

Malta’s dependency on food and the challenges of supply chain

David Fleri Soler, Chair of Logistics and Supply Chain Section, Malta Chamber One aspect of our country as an island nation that seemingly continues to go unnoticed, but is of…

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24

Oct

Charting an economic model based on quality

Over the past couple of years, particularly while Malta was on the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) grey list and following delisting, the Malta Institute of Accountants (MIA) sat down…

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24

Oct

The family business as a brand

In football, the equity of some of the most successful clubs, as with the longevity of their prestige, was never built on trophies or on the elevated status of some…

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24

Oct

Malta: Sales and marketing job salaries see highest rise in past year

Overall salaries see 5.4 per cent average increase According to misco’s 2023/2024 Salaries and Benefits Report, the past year witnessed significant increases in salaries across all sectors in Malta, with…

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23

Oct

Addressing HR challenges of foreign workers in Malta

Joseph Farrugia, MEA Director General The rapid increase of foreign labour in Malta has been the talk of the town in recent months. Unsurprisingly and unfortunately, much of this debate…

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10

Oct

A voucher system as a strategic move towards elevating Malta’s education

Whatever vision we could have for our country, the embodiment of that vision should be a high-level education system that not only just educates students but that prepares the next…

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03

Oct

AI and PR: Conflict or opportunity?

James Vella Clark is Media and Communications Manager at Corporate Identities and has worked in the sector for the past 24 years. Artificial Intelligence has rapidly permeated nearly every industry,…

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30

Sep

Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong-un’s enigmatic relationship

Tonio Galea is editor of Corporate ID Group’s www.cde.news North Koreans’ overseas trips are a few and far in between so when Kim Jong-un does venture away from the country’s…

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30

Sep

What startups in Malta do not have is time

When it comes to startups, Malta is a small test base compared to larger markets. This is why it is imperative for startups in Malta to immediately seek opportunities to…

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30

Sep

Vivian Academy Symposium with Roche addresses future of laboratory diagnostics

As the healthcare industry embraces digitalisation and precision, investments in infrastructure, technology, and staff training remain paramount for delivering superior patient care. “The core mission of Vivian Corporation is to…

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30

Sep

ACCOR brings The Handwritten Collection to Malta

World leading hospitality group Accor with more than 5,500 properties throughout more than 110 countries is introducing its Handwritten Collection brand in Malta and has chosen Number 11, Urban Hotel…

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30

Sep

‘With True Fibre we are revolutionising Malta’s business landscape’

As today’s corporate landscape increasingly depends on connectivity, understanding True Fibre technology is paramount. More important is knowing that True Fibre, with connectivity at the speed of light, represents the…

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26

Sep

Med-Tech Summit pushes innovation and progress in medical technology

“Significant strides have been made in attracting tangible investment in R&D but continued incentives for investment, strengthening intellectual property protection, and fostering collaboration with research institutions remain the three main…

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26

Sep

Maltese sentiment highlights challenging Budget 2024

The recent Eurobarometer survey for Malta provides crucial insights into the prevailing mood, particularly as the upcoming Budget 2024 looms on the horizon. The economic landscape in Malta, a primary…

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26

Sep

Weaker growth levels in EU to continue in 2024

The European Commission has revised its economic growth projections for the eurozone, forecasting a deceleration to 0.8 percent in the current year and an increase to 1.3 percent in 2024.…

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29

Aug

Malta: Mergers and acquisitions expected to bounce back in 2024

The mergers and acquisitions in Malta is experiencing a temporary slump, attributed to several factors including high interest rates, stringent regulatory environments, and increased foreign direct investment scrutiny. Dr Simon…

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29

Aug

Long-term vision needed for Gozo’s sustainable growth

by James Vella Clark, Communications Manager, Corporate ID Group With a population of nearly 40,000, Gozo is facing critical challenges that demand long-term vision and decisive action according to Daniel…

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