European airlines push to cut compensation for delays under 5 hours
The regulation currently covers up to 3 hours of delay
First electric flying car obtains airworthiness certification in USA
The company planned on delivering its first cars by 2025
President Vella to address UN’s International Labour Organisation Summit in Geneva
This is the second time the President will be addressing the UN International Labour Organisation
Former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi dies aged 86
He served as Prime Minister of Italy four times between 1994 and 2011
UBS completes acquisition of Credit Suisse creating banking behemoth
The bank manages roughly $5 trillion in assets following the takeover
Saudi production cut drives up oil prices
The Kingdom’s cut is its biggest in years
Air Malta moves to Terminal 2 at Paris Orly Airport
The airline operates daily flights between the airports
British telecoms company BT to axe 55,000 jobs by 2030 amid AI integration
Automation and AI will replace 10,000 of its jobs
Malta and Ethiopia sign collaboration agreements in air services and tourism sectors
This is the first time a Maltese Foreign Minister visited Ethiopia
‘Forget about all the toys’ – Key points from this year’s Berkshire Hathaway shareholder meeting
The multinational conglomerate posted increasing profits for the quarter
Baby boomer quits job over ‘return-to-office’ policy
He decided to retire after his employer asked him to return to return to the office three times a week
Emirates refreshes signature livery after more than two decades
The last time Emirates updated its livery was at the 1999 Dubai Airshow
Health Minister Chris Fearne appointed as President of the World Health Assembly
The WHA is a global decision-making body that sets the policies, priorities and budget for the WHO
Norwegian ammo manufacturer blames TikTok data centre for energy shortage
Demand for artillery grew by 1500% due to the war in Ukraine
Silicon Valley Bank sold to First Citizens Bank at a massive discount
The collapse of SVB was the second-largest banking failure in US history
EU Commission adopts ‘right to repair’ proposal
The proposal would grant consumers rights beyond the legal warranty