A former member of FIFA's executive committee was accused Sunday of making payments totaling $5 million to senior football officials in return for support for Qatar's successful bid...

Japan's consumer prices rose 3.2 percent from a year earlier in April to the highest level since 1991, the government said Friday, largely due to a sales tax increase that is expected to dent...

With the counting hall now closed, The Malta Business Weekly took the opportunity to interview Malta’s new MEPs to ask them how they stand regarding Maltese business and the European Union. In...

Following last week’s article ‘Chamber of Commerce claims abuse in the free movement of goods’’, The Malta Business Weekly contacted a number of people with top posts in the...

On the 28th May, the Commission published the 11th edition of the eGovernment Benchmark. In 2013 the Commission proposed concrete measures to create a Single Telecoms Market, in order to...

Google plans to build and launch onto city streets a small fleet of subcompact cars that could operate without a person at the wheel.   Actually, the cars wouldn't even have a wheel. Or...

Founded in 1933 with just five planes, Turkish Airlines has grown into one of the leading airlines with a fleet of 250 planes, serving both passenger and cargo operations. A member of the Star...

European Central Bank President Mario Draghi said Tuesday he is mindful of the danger of inflation remaining low in the 18-country eurozone and is committed to bringing it back to more tolerable...

A proposed solution to a dispute over Ukrainian natural gas debts to Moscow would see Ukraine's gas company pay $2 billion to Russia's Gazprom this week and trigger talks on the price Kiev...

European Central Bank President Mario Draghi says the ECB could take targeted steps to get credit flowing to struggling small businesses as a way to boost the tepid economic...