Ferrari unveils ‘Luce’: Its first fully electric supercar set for 2028
Pricing is anticipated to sit well above €500,000
‘Because of COVID’ is not a good phrase: Customers sick of COVID excuse for poor service says UK survey
Customers, initially tolerant of COVID related problems, have become increasingly intolerant
Volkswagen, BMW fined $1 billion by EU over ‘emissions cartel’
Volkswagen will pay a fine of €502 million and BMW of €373 million
Chinese ride-hailing app’s US IPO on unsteady ground as share price plummets
Didi Chuxing under fire from both Chinese and US regulators
Iceland four-day working week trial ‘an overwhelming success’
The trials involved more than 2,500 workers and found the arrangement boosted productivity and wellbeing in most cases
MGA receives 58% more requests for help from players as pandemic aggravates problem gambling in 2020
This figure outstrips the increase in the number of player accounts
Deal reached to release cargo ship that blocked Suez Canal
The ship and its crew were detained in the canal amidst a dispute over compensation
‘We can’t afford to get it wrong’ – Edward Scicluna on the green and digital transition
The Central Bank Governor described the current shift as ‘a momentous instance in history’
World Bank provides over $4 billion in vaccine finance to 51 developing countries
It called on countries with excess vaccine supplies to release their surplus to developing countries
UK Finance Minister lays out post-Brexit financial services plan, admits failed bid for equivalence
Equivalence had been touted as a way for British firms to continue trading in EU jurisdictions
Malta to accept digital UK vaccination certificate, effective immediately
Previously only physical copies were accepted
Local unemployment slightly down in May as number of EU unemployed remains over 15 million
Only Czechia and the Netherlands have lower unemployment rates than Malta
MIT, Harvard engineers develop facemasks to diagnose COVID in wearer
The sensors would also be compatible with clothing like lab coats
Formerly Malta-based Binance Group sees exchange banned in the UK
The world’s largest crypto exchange cannot perform any ‘regulated activity’ in the region
Breaking: Third time lucky, as Malta makes it onto UK’s green list for international travel
Malta is joined by Madeira, Spain’s Balearic Islands and various Caribbean islands
British TV and film to be cut in EU, as bloc prepares to limit Britain’s post-Brexit ‘soft power’
While the EU considers the UK a 'third country', its films and TV are considered 'European works'