Parliamentary Secretary for Financial Services, Digital Economy and Innovation Silvio Schembri discusses Government’s plans for the coming year in the fast-track field of technology.

With a career spanning over half a century and having recently been made member of the National Order of Merit of Malta, Chemimart Group Chairman Reginald Fava is an undeniable stalwart in Malta’s business landscape.

Toly CEO Andy Gatesy shares his views about reinvention, re-shoring and the revolutionary changes shaking up the manufacturing industry.

“Saving the local book industry is not just a commercial end on its own," says National Book Council Chairman Mark Camilleri.

Elizabeth Cortis, a small-business owner and mother of two, is the founder of the Malta Mumpreneur Network.

As a millennial entrepreneur, Marc Edward Pace Portanier, 20, is choosing a path in life that is very different to the rest of his family's.

As Farsons gets ready to celebrate 90 years of brewing in 2018, Chairman Louis Farrugia talks about the strengths and challenges facing the company, and the Maltese manufacturing industry.

As the Corinthia Group prepares to start work on another international property, Alfred Pisani shares his thoughts on what we should expect from the Maltese economy in 2018.

Fresh out of University, Nella Grech, the 21-year-old founder of NVKED, is helping people lose weight by saving them the time it takes to prepare healthy meals.

Outgoing film commissioner Engelbert Grech spoke to this business portal on the film industry’s achievements during his tenure, and the challenges which lie ahead.

The University’s Provost, Professor John Ryder, is frustrated at certain elements of the press for the media storm which has erupted over the low student intake and current staff numbers.

"We have to be innovative – this is key."

Opposition Leader Dr Adrian Delia shares his vision for Malta and sustainable development.

In this series of interviews, former politicians share their experiences in politics and how they’ve readjusted to day-to-day life as private citizens.

"Ultimately, 2018 promises to be another exciting year."

In this series of interviews, former politicians from the Labour and the Nationalist Parties share their experiences in politics and how they’ve readjusted to day-to-day life as private citizens.

In the first of our series of interviews ahead of 2018, Equinox CEO Bernard Mallia shares his thoughts on the key factors dominating business and EU affairs in Malta in the year ahead.

“Instilling a retirement capability amongst Maltese citizens is one of the more important challenges that needs to be addressed," says Malta Pensions Strategy Group member David Spiteri Gingell.

“As long as foreign investment keeps coming into the country, yes, it is sustainable,” Johann Buttigieg said.

In this series of interviews, former politicians share their experiences in politics and how they’ve readjusted to life as private citizens.

"I did not have the luxury of a long tenure, but one would be forgiven for thinking otherwise given what was achieved in such a short period of time.”

The company has just released its revised masterplan for Manoel Island, which has been "significantly amended" in response to community, council and NGO feedback.

From running her own consultancy firm to leading Victim Support Malta, lawyer Roberta Lepre is a force who sees value in the ways our laws can protect us.

Parliamentary Secretary for EU Funds and Social Dialogue Aaron Farrugia discusses the role of EU funds and how they can help the Maltese business community.

"“One day in the history of the country, changed everything: how we look at things, how we plan, how we deal with people, who to meet, what to say."

"A boom would be at the top of the cycle, waiting for it to fall – I don’t see it like that as yet.”

With ever-changing regulations, constantly emerging technologies and countries competing for a slice of the cake, can Malta stay ahead of the game?