European Central Bank raises interest rates as Iran war generates inflation pressures
Eurosystem staff revised up their baseline projection for inflation in 2026 and 2027
Ryanair reports losses of €96 million for end of 2021
Loss is significant improvement over same period in 2020
Local economists weigh in on Italy’s presidential election, with Europe’s economy in the balance
Stephanie Fabri, Stephanie Vella and Edward Cachia share their thoughts on what lies ahead for Malta's largest trading partner
European states beating out different paths to pandemic exit
From Austria to the UK, national governments are taking very different decisions
Streaming giant Netflix sees new subscribers drop by half
The company believes there is room to grow as more people turn away from traditional television services
Bolt announces largest-ever funding round of €628 million
Part of funding will be used to expands operations in Malta
Apple hits $3 trillion valuation in historic first
The company surpassed the $2 trillion mark only 16 months ago
Theranos saga comes to an end as founder convicted of fraud
Elizabeth Holmes founded the company when she was just 19
Bank accidentally hands out €155 million on Christmas Day
Santander staff now rushing to get money back
US joins UK in reducing quarantine time, while South Africa removes it completely
'Containment strategies are no longer appropriate - mitigation is the only viable strategy'
Bank of Valletta to close overseas representative bank network
The network consists of three branches in London, Milan, and Brussels
New British Airways subsidiary to serve Malta via Gatwick from March
The route will operate eight times weekly
Reddit begins process to go public
Content aggregating giant has over 50 million daily visitors
Mixed reactions as Elon Musk wins Time magazine’s Person Of The Year
Billionaire's critics say accolade is 'worst choice ever.'
EU scheme abolishing roaming fees within Europe extended till 2032
The scheme was due to expire in 2022