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Farming incomes in Switzerland fell slightly in 2022

This content was published on Mar 1, 2024 A dip of 1.3% marks the first time since 2015 that incomes in the sector have fallen, the government said on Friday.

Switzerland’s financial watchdog needs more powers, global regulator says

This content was published on Mar 1, 2024 FINMA should be empowered to be able to deal with a failure of UBS if that scenario were ever to play out, a global regulator has said.

Swiss central bank boss to step down

This content was published on Mar 1, 2024 Thomas Jordan, who has been at the helm of the Swiss National Bank (SNB) for over a decade, will leave the role at the end of September.

The University of Geneva settles HIV case

This content was published on Feb 29, 2024 UNIGE settles the legal case with an Italian student who contracted the HIV in 2011 while carrying out research in one of its laboratories.

Sandoz pays $265 million for settlement in the US

This content was published on Feb 29, 2024 The generics specialist Sandoz is resolving a long-standing antitrust litigation.

How I survived an avalanche in Switzerland

This content was published on Feb 29, 2024 The advice – try to ‘swim’, create a breathing space with your hands – is not so easy to follow when you’re tumbling in a wave of freezing snow.

Each city is such a unique, vast and multifaceted system that it is difficult for city managers to have a comprehensive overview. But digital twins may help city managers understand all the subsystems, their interactions and pathways.

How will AI shape our future cities?

This content was published on Feb 29, 2024 More and more cities are now using “digital twins” to visualise and plan the urban experience of tomorrow. Swiss researchers are helping to source the data for these visions.

A man looking at a vegan cheese wheel on a table.

Redefining what Swiss cheese can be

This content was published on Feb 29, 2024 New Roots has managed to grow from a market stall to a 4,000m2 factory in a span of eight years.

Corruption: Swiss firms operating abroad may have ‘too big an appetite for risk’

This content was published on Feb 28, 2024 Poor leadership, limited prosecutions and lack of protection of whistleblowers has allowed bribery to continue.

UBS plans to sell Credit Suisse’s investment bank in Turkey

This content was published on Feb 28, 2024 UBS is in talks to sell Credit Suisse's Turkish investment bank to scale back operations that don't fit its business model.

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