This meeting is of Grant Thornton CEOs from all over Europe and the network opportunities it offers are enormous. Grant Thornton in Malta was founded, like other Grant Thornton outfits elsewhere,...

President Trump's much postponed decision to withdraw from the UN Paris Agreement on climate change announced on 1 June earned a slashing rebuke from the remaining six nation members of the G7 at...

Businesses make up the backbone of Malta's economy. HSBC Malta recognises their contribution as drivers of the economy by offering them a new portfolio of business cards. The new HSBC Business...

Bank of Valletta and the Malta Maritime Forum have entered into a collaboration agreement which will enable both entities to co-organise events and initiatives which are of mutual interest. This...

When Malta accessed the EU in 2004, its GDP per capita was somewhere around 65% of the EU's average. Since then, other, and poorer, nations have joined and Malta's GDP has...

Malta recorded the second highest growth in employment in the first quarter of this year in the |EU, Eurostat said yesterday. Estonia (+2.8%), Malta (+1.7%), Sweden (+1.2%) and Ireland (+1.1%)...

On Thursday, European markets closed in the red after the Bank of England decided to leave interest rates unchanged. The rate-setters cited a substantial slowdown in economic growth in the...

This is the time to repair the damage that has been done - to Malta's reputation, internationally, and especially in the financial services and related areas. Repairing the damage is even far...

A mixed Wednesday for the European markets, with investors awaiting the Federal Reserve Interest Rate decision.  The FTSE 100 decreased 0.35% with the mining sector leading the losses.The CAC 40...

European markets were in the green on Tuesday, as a leap in British inflation to a four year high sent the pound higher, while investors kept watch on the political drama continuing to unfold in the...