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Driver error likely cause of fatal bus crash
Harmful correlation
Alcohol abuse linked to domestic violence
Keeping company
Labour agreement faces social test
Syrian refugee crisis
Refugees struggle to survive in new Lebanese homes
Traumatised by the horrors of war, waves of Syrians continue to pour into Lebanon despite difficult living conditions in the tiny Mediterranean country – a quarter of the size of Switzerland with a population of four million. [...]
Neither war nor peace
Battle begins against drones and killer robots
Swiss banking woes
Minister says end to US tax dispute in sight
Changes at the top
Surprise shake-up marks Glencore Xstrata meeting
Formula for success
Chinese parents drive baby milk powder boom
Ice hockey
Switzerland take silver at world championships
Switzerland won its first medal at the ice hockey world championships in 60 years, capturing the silver medal after losing to hosts Sweden 5-1 in the final in Stockholm on Sunday. [...]
Gymnastics coach
'It’s a great feeling to fly, to twist, to rotate'
Aerial mapping
Successful takeoff for Swiss commercial drones
Switzerland’s flying robots used for 3D aerial mapping have been a global commercial success. But security and privacy concerns could curb the enthusiasm of a sector which is in full swing.
[...]Cancer discovery
New imaging gives insight into tumours’ travels
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In depth
August 8, 2012 - 11:00
A fifth of bank employees in Switzerland now work for a foreign bank. Most of these banks are from European countries, although other nations are getting a bigger foothold.
Financial pressure
Game changes for foreign banks in Switzerland
When German tax authorities purchased yet another CD containing client details of Germans with Swiss bank accounts, the spotlight was unusually on a foreign bank, the Zurich branch of Coutts. [...]
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