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...

The Japanese yen rose across the board on Friday after touching multi-month highs the previous days after a report showed inflation grew at its fastest pace in over twenty years in April....

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...

MaltaPost shall make available the stamp from the “10th Anniversary Accession to the European Union” set in a single se-tenant stamp format. The label attached to the stamp is personalised...

MaltaPost donated numerous toys to children receiving treatment at Mater Dei hospital. These toys were donated by the company’s staff and will be placed in the paediatric and children...

Love Films but hate Hollywood? Due to public request, the Eden Cinemas are introducing a new twist to cinema in Malta, that of alternative movies. Through significant investment and support via the...

A team from GO recently planted a group of Tamarisk trees at the Nature Trust park at Xrobb l-Ghagin. Each team member who participated was, in fact, given a tree to plant in their own...