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Crypto-finance beyond the ‘boom’

This content was published on Jul 10, 2018 Traditional financial players should not violate the core values of crypto-finance, argues Alexis Roussel of Swiss crypto exchange Bity.com.

Swiss and Malaysian prosecutors join forces in 1MDB probe

This content was published on Jul 10, 2018 Two Swiss banks have already been implicated in an alleged fraud of huge proportions that is said to have funneled billions of dollars from both the 1MDB and SRC wealth funds into the pockets of corrupt officials. That money had been earmarked for economic development projects in Malaysia. The Swiss Office of the Attorney General…

Switzerland files WTO complaint over American steel tariffs

This content was published on Jul 10, 2018 Switzerland has initiated a dispute settlement procedure with the WTO against US steel and aluminium import tariffs.

Choose judges by lot? How fair is that?

This content was published on Jul 9, 2018 A Swiss people’s initiative has called for federal judges to be drawn by lot. A look at the pros and cons of the Swiss system.

From Serbia to the Swiss Alps: a bear’s adventure

This content was published on Jul 9, 2018 After being freed from a cage at a circus, and recovering at a Serbian zoo, Napa the bear is now having a Swiss adventure.

Geneva Airport tests revolutionary 3-D baggage scanners

This content was published on Jul 8, 2018 Geneva Airport has been testing two new scanners that can check hand luggage without passengers having to remove liquids or computers.

Germany alleged to have spied on Swiss firms in Austria

This content was published on Jul 8, 2018 A dozen branches of Swiss firms in Austria were targeted by German spies between 1999 and 2006, according to the SonntagsBlick newspaper.

Hervé Lissek, head of the acoustics research group at EPFL’s Signal Processing Laboratory

Using sound waves to make large objects invisible

This content was published on Jul 7, 2018 A team of researchers has discovered an acoustic technique to make objects invisible using sound waves.

Nestlé: Betting on big brands

This content was published on Jul 7, 2018 Mark Schneider pours a can of cold brew Nitro Nescafé coffee in the company’s head office overlooking Lake Geneva, Switzerland.

Credit Suisse creates new anti-sexual harassment role

This content was published on Jul 6, 2018 Credit Suisse has carved out a new role to lead its handling of sexual harassment claims and examine group-wide policies.

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