The growth in industrial exports to the European Union is expected to continue to grow this year, albeit at a slightly slower rate, according to the Israel Exports Institute, which said last week that they could reach $10 billion. ...

A total of seven companies have been shortlisted for the Integrated Utilities Business System Strategic Partnership for Enemalta and the Water Services Corporation, ...

Migrants have considered Malta as a bus-station – a place in the middle of nowhere – for many years but an increasing number of them will have to settle whether they like it or not, Jesuit Refugee Service Malta ...

At first glance, they will look like two plastic bubbles, or, as seen from the sea, the eyes of some prehistoric monster. ...

Portek International, a strategic partner in the consortium carrying out cargo handling at Grand Harbour, seems to have fallen on hard times since taking on the contract to run Grand Harbour’s cargo handling operations...

New amendments to the Lotteries and Other Games Act are expected to introduce new, strict regulations on Video Lottery Terminals (VLTs), more commonly known as “fruit machines”....

The recent decision to open up Malta’s skies to low-cost airlines has led to unprecedented amounts of investment since the island joined the EU in 2004. After ownership restrictions were relaxed for EU citizens, buyers moved in, snapping up old ...

Global Property Guide has conducted a survey that could prove useful to English people thinking about retiring aboard rather than in the UK. The research has identified the most expensive areas...

Malta and Cyprus have had significant price rises again, reflecting their attractiveness to English speaking sun-seekers, said RICS (Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors) in its European Housing Review 2007. ...

The General Workers’ Union (GWU) has insisted that the seven Drydocks employees, who were discovered sleeping on their night duty shift, should not have been suspended....