German industrial orders fell by more than expected in September as demand from the other 16 members of the group that uses the euro dropped, the Economy Ministry said Tuesday.   Industrial...

Spain's prime minister says his country won't experience economic growth until 2014 and that he has no immediate plans to ask for a bailout that could trigger purchases of Spanish bonds by the...

The Malta Forum for Internal Auditors is holding its annual international conference on Wednesday afternoon at the Westin Dragonara.   The Malta Forum for Internal Auditors (MFIA) is a...

University students in the Faculty of Banking and Finance have had a field day following the saga of alleged mis-selling of bonds at Bank of Valletta and repeated accusations of BOV by Paul Bonello of...

Paysafecard, a prepaid means of electronic payment which can be used in over 3,500 online sites, was launched in Malta this afternoon through a partnership between the company and the Alert...

A respected French businessman called Monday for a "competitiveness shock" to restart France's economy, including cutting €30 billion ($39 billion) from payroll taxes for companies...

The Spanish Labour Ministry says the number of people registered as unemployed in Spain jumped by 128,242 people in October as the country's recession continues to take its toll.   The...

Members of a Japanese government team assigned to set reactor safety measures received funding from utility companies or atomic industry manufacturers, raising questions about the experts'...

Subway and suburban rail services in Greece's capital have been halted by a 24-hour strike, as labor unions prepare for a new round of major protests against deeper austerity...

U.S. employers added 171,000 jobs in October and hiring was stronger over the previous two months than first thought, pointing to a slowly improving jobs picture that could enhance President Barack...