The impact of Malta’s euro changeover on inflation was estimated yesterday at between 0.2 and 0.3 per cent along the lines of previous changeovers in the eurozone, the European Commission reported yesterday....

HSBC’s global call centre in Swatar had a royal visitor this week – the king of Swaziland, Mswati III, on Thursday paid a courtesy visit on the suggestion of Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi, to see how the offshore ...

Joseph Cassar, Parliamentary Secretary for Health, took part at the informal meeting of European Union health ministers which came to an end yesterday in Brdo, Slovenia. ...

MLP acting leader Charles Mangion said Maltese society could not, in its narrow limits, ignore the talents of some of its members because of what they thought or because of their political beliefs....

Finance, Economy and Investment Minister Tonio Fenech addressed a conference organised by the European Commission dedicated to the introduction of the Unfair Commercial Practices Directive....

Employers hiring redundant workers from VF and Bortex are being offered a “redeployment grant” covering half the minimum wage for 17 weeks. This funding is being made available by the European ...

Low cost carrier Ryanair might stop one to two routes from its winter schedule if the present regime of high fuel and airport costs is retained, a company spokesman said yesterday....

The Archbishop, Mgr Paul Cremona OP, on Thursday will institute five seminarians as lectors. The ceremony will be held during a Mass at the parish of Our Saviour, Lija at 6.30pm. ...

Finance, Economy and Investment Minister Tonio Fenech yesterday urged business to tap the Spanish market, which he described as an international business hub enjoying a privileged position for South Europe’s key markets and Latin America....

The General Workers’ Union is calling a meeting of its STMicroeletronics central workers’ committee on Monday, when it is expected to register an industrial dispute with the company....