Lufthansa and Air France-KLM tighten budget amid first-quarter losses prompted by disruptions and strikes
Despite the slow start, airlines are expecting a busy summer ahead
Air Malta state aid request: ‘Rules are applied in the same way across Member States,’ EC insists
The European Commission has rejected a claim it is 'perhaps' treating Malta's application for state aid differently to others'
Colin Powell, former US Secretary of State, dies of COVID complications aged 84
He served as Secretary of State under President George W. Bush between 2001 and 2005
Banque Postale becomes first major bank in the world to commit to exit from coal, oil and gas by 2030
The French bank aims to achieve net zero emissions by 2040
One in five companies have suffered ransomware attacks – survey
The study on ransomware also found that almost one in 10 ransomware victims paid the ransom
Malta house price increase outstrips EU levels while rent rise more muted
Malta house prices have increased by nearly half in six years
$100 million down the drain: Why Facebook crashed
BusinessNow.mt speaks to IT and cybersecurity expert Leon Allen to discuss Facebook's catastrophic downtime on Monday night
Alleged US money launderer set free after court declares arrest ‘invalid’
The 68-year-old man is accused of bribing a US official and defrauding the US Navy
EU and Google lock horns in €4.34 billion court case
The tech giant insists its actions do not breach competition laws
One of the world’s largest crypto markets, China, declares all cryptocurrency transactions illegal
The price of Bitcoin fell by more than $2,000 (€1,707) since the announcement was made
‘Pulling the plug on consumer frustration’: EU Commission legislates for common charger
Most portable electronic devices will be required to use a USB-C port
UK delays Brexit checks on goods imported from the EU till 2022
Reciprocal checks have been in place since the start of the year
Texas super-employer offers to relocate staff as corporate backlash to abortion ban grows
Several of the state's leading companies have introduced measures to resist the law
UK retakes top spot among Malta International Airport’s largest markets in August
The airport handled only half of what it did in the same month pre-pandemic
Malta Chamber calls for Government and Opposition to join forces to push ‘EU Strategic Framework for Islands’
The business group characterised Opposition plans for a local fund as 'pain relief', but not a 'cure'
US workers with large employers ordered to get the jab or face weekly testing
Federal employees meanwhile face expulsion if they refuse to get vaccinated