The Malta Stock Exchange index closed slightly lower at the end of trading on Wednesday, dropping six points, or 0.2 per cent, to finish at the 3515.478 level. Volume remained light as 56,170 shares exchanged hands across 25 deals in five stocks....

On Friday European stocks fluctuated ahead of a speech from Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke and a report that may show the American economy slowed in the second quarter. Asian equities and US index futures advanced. ...

The US government is about to confirm what many people have felt for some time: The economy barely has a pulse....

The number and gross tonnage of ships registered under the Cyprus flag fell in the first six months of 2010, compared to the corresponding period a year ago. ...

The Mail and the front page of the Express report that EU officials are in line for three pay rises – boosting their salaries by over five percent, ...

Britain’s Lloyds is closing its Irish business banking operation and effectively pulling out of the country in the latest blow for a local industry ravaged by bad debts and recession. ...

It is widely reported that yesterday the European Commission officially approved Greece’s second €9 billion instalment of the €110 billion eurozone bailout loan. Het Financieele...

With an upturn in sight, businesses now have a greater incentive than ever to enhance their skills base. Indeed, the time preceding an economic recovery should ...

GlobalCapital has announced the appointment of James Blake as chief operations officer of its Financial Services Division....

AIGAmerican International Group Inc., the insurer majority-owned by the US government, may sell bonds for the first time...