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Nestlé attacks food benefits of Brazilian workers during the pandemic

This content was published on Apr 2, 2021 The Swiss multinational is celebrating 100 years in Brazil, but its poorest workers face food voucher cuts amid rising prices.

Swiss firms hold out hopes in US infrastructure upgrade

This content was published on Apr 1, 2021 US President Joe Biden’s major infrastructure plan is raising high hopes for Swiss firms in the construction and building industry.

Climate change spells tough times for allergy sufferers

This content was published on Apr 1, 2021 The pollen season is starting earlier and is growing tenser every year as a result of rising temperatures, according to a major study.

Private sector joins government to protect ‘Swissness’ abroad

This content was published on Apr 1, 2021 Major industry associations have joined forces with public agencies to combat free-riders who abuse the “Swiss brand” abroad.

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Credit Suisse lurches from one risk management crisis to the next

This content was published on Mar 31, 2021 Are scandals at Archegos and Greensill an unlucky coincidence or symptomatic of a wider failing at Credit Suisse?

The Swiss textile machinery industry has a China dilemma

This content was published on Mar 31, 2021 Amid allegations of forced labour in Xinjiang, the Swiss textile machinery sector faces thorny questions about its ties to and reliance on China.

To what extent should businesses that sell goods abroad be accountable for how they are used after the sale?

What responsibility do companies have for how products are used and how should they be held to account?

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Credit Suisse warns of ‘highly significant’ loss linked to hedge fund

This content was published on Mar 29, 2021 Credit Suisse says it may face a “highly significant” loss due to an unnamed American hedge fund client defaulting on margin calls.

Looking for fossils at Bern train station

First fossils dug up at Bern train station

This content was published on Mar 29, 2021 Fossilised snails, pieces of bone, teeth and jaw fragments have been discovered at a construction site in the Swiss capital’s main railway station.

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