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
US shares rise as Congress confirms Biden, shrugging off chaos on Capitol Hill
In spite of ‘insurrection’ on Capitol Hill, US markets remain stable, as Maltese-American politicians speak out
Still no sign of Jack Ma as sources insist he is ‘laying low’
Alibaba co-founder Jack Ma hasn’t been seen in public since his October speech which criticised Chinese authorities
Topshop’s flagship store on Oxford Street is up for sale
The store’s owners, Arcadia, had declared bankruptcy last November
Call for applications for EU funds to preserve Malta’s cultural and historical heritage in the South
€229,000 in European funds have been made available under measures 1 & 2 of the programme
Alphabet Workers Union formed as Google’s first workers union
As the fallout from the firing of AI research scientist Dr Timnit Gebru rages on, Alphabet, Google’s parent company, gets ...
Airbnb shares start the year down as pandemic rages on
On 2021’s first day of trading, Airbnb Inc. prices dropped 5.21% suggesting investor concern regarding the rebound of the tourist ...
England, Scotland begin new lockdowns as COVID cases surge
England will remain on lockdown until at least mid-February
Fiat Chrysler and Peugeot obtain shareholder approval for merger
The group will be named Stellantis and will be the world’s fourth-largest car manufacturer
China’s first COVID-19 vaccine granted approval
The vaccine was developed by the state-controlled firm Sinopharm
British PM Boris Johnson reacts to approval of Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine
The Prime Minister referred to the approval of the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine as "a trump for British science"
UK approves Oxford-AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine
UK regulators have approved the coronavirus vaccine developed by the University of Oxford.
People vaccinated against COVID-19 should still quarantine when they travel, says WHO
There is still no evidence that COVID-19 vaccinations prevent transmission
Britons travelling to the EU will lose healthcare coverage and face higher mobile roaming costs from 1st January 2021
Michael Gove however promised there would be a “specific provision” for people with very serious ailments
Trump signs off on $2.3 trillion funding bill, extending pandemic relief to millions
The last-minute approval includes $900 billion in COVID relief and will avoid a government shutdown
EU and UK agree on Brexit deal just one week before deadline
The deal is the biggest bilateral trade deal signed by either side