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Sergio Ermotti: ‘My best decision was not to follow consensus’

This content was published on Oct 19, 2020 Outgoing UBS chief executive Sergio Ermotti reflects on his nine years at the helm of Switzerland's largest bank.

Former Russian oil boss sues Geneva bank for ‘kickback scheme’

This content was published on Oct 18, 2020 Sergei Bogdanchikov, the former boss of Rosneft, has filed a lawsuit in New York claiming Edmond de Rothschild embezzled him of millions.

Enough masks in stock for Swiss population until end of 2020

This content was published on Oct 17, 2020 Even if masks become mandatory in indoor public spaces nationwide, as media reports suggest, supply bottlenecks are unlikely.

A damaged building in Amatrice, Italy following a devastating earthquake in August 2016.

Earthquakes may not be as random as thought, new research suggests

This content was published on Oct 17, 2020 “Any kind of fault can trigger seismic events,” says scientist François Passelègue of the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne (EPFL).

Dramatic loss of Swiss glaciers continues

This content was published on Oct 16, 2020 The volume of Swiss glaciers continued to decline significantly this summer, drastically changing the image of the Alps.

Roche says broader tests needed for second Covid wave

This content was published on Oct 16, 2020 “If you look at the curves going up everywhere, relying on PCR alone will not work,” says Roche's head of diagnostics.

Swiss organisers plan for fanless World Cup ski season

This content was published on Oct 16, 2020 No fans, no race ceremonies and no promotional villages are planned at World Cup ski events in Switzerland this season.

Confusion reigns as responsible business debate heats up

This content was published on Oct 16, 2020 Our analysis of what the biggest global companies in Switzerland are up to. This week: responsible business, gold refineries, and Covid-19 tests.

What’s the best way to distribute asylum seekers in Europe?

This content was published on Oct 16, 2020 A team at the University of Neuchâtel has mapped out what a balanced distribution of asylum-seekers in Europe could look like.

Government opens investigation into IKEA wood sourcing

This content was published on Oct 15, 2020 The case was triggered by a complaint filed on August 31 by the Bruno Manser Fund with the Federal Department of Economy, Education and Research (DEFR) and the Federal Consumer Affairs Bureau. A DEFR spokesperson confirmed with news agency Keystone-SDA that proceedings were launched. After inspecting five IKEA branches concerned, the DEFR opened administrative criminal…

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