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UBS questioned by US Senator over $350 million tax evasion case

This content was published on Jul 25, 2024 UBS has been asked by a powerful US lawmaker about whether Credit Suisse failed to report an American accused of evading taxes on $350 million in income.

Swiss-bound passengers affected by Frankfurt airport protest

This content was published on Jul 25, 2024 A climate protest at Frankfurt airport affected several Swiss International Air Lines flights on Thursday morning.

Drug approval in Switzerland much slower than in Europe

Switzerland’s drug approval process lags behind Europe

This content was published on Jul 24, 2024 According to a recent study, medicines are approved on average 249 days later in Switzerland than by the European Medicines Agency (EMA).

Non-religious people strongly underrepresented in the Federal Assembly

Non-believers significantly underrepresented in Swiss parliament

This content was published on Jul 24, 2024 While non-believers make up the largest group in the Swiss population at around 34%, they rank only third in Parliament with just 23%.

Zurich judiciary releases Brian Keller back into freedom

Swiss repeat offender Brian Keller released from custody

This content was published on Jul 24, 2024 Swiss prisoner Brian Keller, who became known under the pseudonym “Carlos”, has been released from custody.

Why do two Swiss researchers want to find ice on comets?

This content was published on Jul 24, 2024 Using a new type of instrument, two astrophysicists from the University of Bern are hoping to get a bit closer to unravelling the mystery of the origins of the solar system.

the term "dog days" derives from the constellation Canis Major, specifically its main star, Sirius. The dog days begin with the first rising of this star, visible from Earth. The ancient Greeks and Romans believed that the heat during this period was due to the combined influence of Sirius and the sun.

No heat records in sight (yet) despite the ‘dog days’

This content was published on Jul 23, 2024 The dog days—traditionally the hottest days of the year—began on Tuesday. However, the weather service Meteonews predicts that Switzerland is unlikely to see new temperature records in the near future.

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Swiss employees to work slightly more in 2023 than in previous year

This content was published on Jul 23, 2024 The long-term trend is different with the weekly working hours per full-time employee decreased significantly, says a report by the Federal Statistical Office.

Switzerland’s shortest private railway turns 125 years old

This content was published on Jul 23, 2024 Four stations on four kilometres: the Oensingen-Balsthal Railway (OeBB) has successfully resisted obsolescence.

Lindt & Sprüngli earns more in the first half-year

Consumers still crave chocolate: Lindt & Sprüngli reports higher earnings

This content was published on Jul 23, 2024 Lindt & Sprüngli sold chocolate worth CHF 2.16 billion in the first half of the year. This is slightly more than in the previous year.

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