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First trains pass through repaired Gotthard Base Tunnel

Since the derailment of a freight train in the Gotthard Base Tunnel on August 10, 2023, the Federal Railways has been working as fast as possible to complete repairs.

This content was published on Aug 19, 2024 Trains have successfully passed through the western tube of the Gotthard Base Tunnel in a trial. The rail tunnel was seriously damaged by a derailed freight train a year ago.

Basel Zoo: evolving ape care from domination to modern standard

This content was published on Aug 19, 2024 The history of ape care at the zoo reflects significant change.

Another climber dies on Matterhorn in southern Switzerland

This content was published on Aug 19, 2024 A mountaineer died while descending the Matterhorn on Friday, falling 800 metres onto a glacier.

UBS has completed the acquisition of the failed Credit Suisse bank

Thousands more UBS jobs could be cut, newspaper reports

This content was published on Aug 18, 2024 UBS ahead of cost-saving schedule but may need to cut more posts to reach final targets.

Persistent rain prevents Brienz evacuees from returning to houses

This content was published on Aug 17, 2024 Some of the 70 evacuees from Brienz face a wait until parts of the town are declared safe.

The luxury industry looks to private equity for a reboot

This content was published on Aug 16, 2024 The recent purchase of Swiss shoe brand Bally by American investment firm Regent is a symbol of the acquisition and consolidation trend in the luxury industry.

Swiss football star Xherdan Shaqiri transfers back to Basel

This content was published on Aug 16, 2024 After 12 years abroad, the 32-year-old is returning to the club where he began as a youth player.

Swiss beekeepers struggle with solidified ‘cement honey’ crisis

This content was published on Aug 16, 2024 For consumers, cement honey isn't necessarily bad news. But for beekeepers, this means a lot of effort for very little return.

Novartis criticises new US drug pricing rules

This content was published on Aug 16, 2024 Novartis has called the new US drug pricing scheme “unconstitutional” and a barrier to access to medicines.

a pharmacists in Japan, woman in a white lab coat standing between the shelves in a drugstore. Pharmaceutical industry

Japan tries to win back Big Pharma

This content was published on Aug 16, 2024 Japan is increasingly being overlooked by international drugmakers when launching new medicine. Now, the government is fighting back.

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