The Industry, Investments and IT Ministry yesterday said it was happy that the Chamber of Small and Medium Enterprises....

A young man pleaded not guilty yesterday to assaulting nurses at the St Luke’s emergency department last Sunday....

The Gross Domestic Product (GDP) grew by 2.7 per cent in real terms in the third quarter of this year compared to the corresponding period last year, according to preliminary estimates....

MEPA has recently approved final development application plans for a residential apartment block and a 17,000 square-metre retail centre at Tigné Point, MIDI said in a statement yesterday....

In September, there was a drop of 717 in the labour supply over the same month in the preceding year, provisional figures provided by the Employment and Training Corporation (ETC) indicate....

Just under a week after the government announced an increase in petrol, Enemalta Corporation yesterday announced a revision in the price. ...

• Reform in Capital gains Tax – down to 12 per cent....

“Budget 2006 simply confirms the fact that this government has absolutely no vision for the future and is completely insensitive to the nation’s economic and social woes,” Labour leader Alfred Sant said yesterday....

Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi yesterday said that budget 2006 showed that Malta was on the right track and was taking the first tentative steps towards reaping the results of the hard work of the past few years....

The government’s budget for 2006 was drafted in accordance with a strategic plan to use public finances in a flexible manner to bring about an increase in economic activity as well as an improvement in the quality of life....