It has been a constant struggle throughout the election campaign to identify people’s voting intentions in the weekly iSurvey commissioned by The Malta Independent to Business Leaders. Week...

Over the course of the month-long electoral campaign, Prime Minister Joseph Muscat has, overall, experienced an increase in his trust ratings, while changes in the trust score of Opposition Leader...

Suspicions of kickbacks over Enemalta’s privatisation have been flagged by the Financial Intelligence Analysis Unit in a damning report, parts of which have been leaked to The Malta...

Two investment accounts held by former Allied Newspapers managing director Adrian Hillman with MFSP Financial, an investment advisory firm, “were funded solely by [the Prime Minister’s...

The Italian company Ferrari has filed a judicial application demanding that 594 pairs of jeans and 148 tracksuits, bearing counterfeit Ferrari logos, which were seized at the Malta Freeport, be destroyed....

The Malta Labour Party intends working to strengthen the historic ties Malta has with Australia, the party’s leader Alfred Sant said yesterday in Adelaide where he was greeted by the Maltese community....

In recent years, governments at all levels and across the world, especially within the European Union, have adopted a variety of measures aimed at reducing the consumption of tobacco products. ...

For those who grew up in the 1980s, singing to Duran Duran’s Wild Boys or Soft Cell’s Tainted Love, and miss going to 1980s discos such as Raffles, Polytechnic, Styx and Stownes while dancing to Madonna and Depeche Mode, Reflex Party is the answer. ...

“Phishing” – pronounced fishing – is usually a two to three step email scam which may have you happily giving away your credit card details or other such confidential information to cyber fraudsters....

The Malta Shipyards did better than expected during the first six months of the year, and workers will be getting a performance bonus of Lm70 to Lm100 each, chairman John Cassar White announced yesterday....