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Julius Baer appoints Stefan Bollinger as new CEO

This content was published on Jul 23, 2024 Bollinger will succeed Philipp Rickenbacher, who resigned in February after a significant write-down on loans to the Signa Group.

The insect situation in Switzerland (in the picture a butterfly) is considered 'worrying'.

Biodiversity loss in Switzerland in six graphs

This content was published on Jul 23, 2024 Biodiversity loss in the Alpine nation is above the world average, and over a third of animal and plant species are endangered. Can the trend be reversed?

The data also show a slight increase in the proportion of overweight conscripts, reflecting a broader societal trend, according to the army.

Majority of young Swiss well-trained, army fitness test reveals

This content was published on Jul 22, 2024 More than half of young Swiss men and women are considered well-trained, with around 80% meeting the federal government's exercise recommendations, according to the Armed Forces 2023 fitness test.

Men and women walk around zurich city in corporate work outfits.

Swiss companies maintain financial stability amid European struggles

This content was published on Jul 22, 2024 Swiss companies continue to demonstrate financial robustness compared to their European counterparts, although corporate restructuring activities have increased in recent months.

Kudelski Group to sell Skidata division to Assa Abloy

This content was published on Jul 22, 2024 The Kudelski Group is selling its Skidata division to the Swedish manufacturer of locking and security systems Assa Abloy.

Help for the economy and agriculture after storms in Misox

Graubünden storm causes significant economic damage, prompting support measures

This content was published on Jul 22, 2024 The recent storm in Misox, in canton Graubünden, has resulted in severe economic damage, affecting SMEs, tourism, and agricultural land.

Mountaineer dies in an accident on the Zumsteinspitze in Zermatt VS

Mountaineer falls to his death near Zermatt

This content was published on Jul 20, 2024 Two mountaineers fell around 300 meters down the Zumsteinspitze near Zermatt on Friday.

Bad weather forces closure of many Swiss hiking trails

This content was published on Jul 19, 2024 Some 620 trails are still closed due to the extreme weather this summer, with the canton of Valais particularly hard hit.

Price-adjusted construction expenditure fell slightly in 2023

Swiss construction sector had mixed year in 2023

This content was published on Jul 19, 2024 Construction expenditure rose by 0.3% last year in nominal terms, but the price-adjusted situation reveals a 2.5% drop, statistics show.

Another body found in southern Switzerland after June storms

This content was published on Jul 19, 2024 The body found in the Maggia river in Ticino on Thursday is “likely” to be the sixth victim of storms last month, police said.

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