A day before the European Central Bank meets to decide whether to cut interest rates, further evidence emerged Wednesday to indicate the economic recovery in Europe is muted.   Eurostat, the...

Services across Greece were shutting down Wednesday as unions held a 24-hour general strike to protest further austerity cuts in the cash-strapped country.   The strike disrupted public...

The financial crisis of the past few years has severely sapped confidence in government around the globe, a think-tank representing the world's wealthiest economies said...

The Malta Business Expo, an innovative, comprehensive and cost-effective guide to conducting business in Malta, was launched on Monday morning at the Chamber of Commerce, Valletta, by Chris Cardona,...

The Malta Funds Industry Association (MFIA) in collaboration with FinanceMalta has recently held an educational clinic for its members and the financial services community on the Foreign Account Tax...

Inspectors from Greece's bailout creditors have restarted talks on spending reforms that the government is resisting, with Greek officials ruling out any further blanket wage and pension cuts, and...

The banking system in the 17-country eurozone has shrunk since the global financial crisis hit more than five years ago, and loans make up a smaller part of the sector's business, the European...

Shares in Ryanair slumped after Europe's top budget airline issued a new, harsher profits warning and pledged to maintain heavy fare discounts to keep aircraft full.   Stock in the...

The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration says it is relaxing restrictions on the use of smartphones and other electronics inside flights by American carriers. Passengers are still barred from making...

A commission of experts said Thursday that the Cypriot government should offer a guarantee on all bank deposits when it removes limits on money flows in order to maintain confidence in the financial...