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Large Swiss companies reduced their CO2 emissions

This content was published on Aug 12, 2024 Major Swiss companies have reduced their CO2 emissions over the past two years.

SWISS prolongs suspension of flights to Beirut and Tel Aviv

This content was published on Aug 12, 2024 Swiss international airlines is extending the suspension of flights to and from Tel Aviv in Israel and Beirut in Lebanon until August 21.

Swiss wages likely to stay flat except for hotel and IT staff

This content was published on Aug 12, 2024 Real wage growth looks set to be flat for most sectors as companies continue to align their wage projections with those for inflation.

Swiss railways expansion abroad deemed not worthwhile

This content was published on Aug 12, 2024 Monika Ribar, chair of the board of the Swiss Federal Railways, defended the company's decision not to operate its own trains abroad.

Ticino records year’s highest temperature at 35.8°C

This content was published on Aug 11, 2024 The heatwave intensified in Ticino on Saturday, with Biasca recording the highest temperature of the year so far at 35.8°C at 3:40 pm. In Basel, the Rhine Valley, Lake Geneva basin, and Valais, temperatures are expected to rise significantly from Sunday onwards.

A flock of sheep crosses alpine terrain on Thursday, August 12, 2021, during the so-called "Schafuebergang".

Over 1,000 sheep migrate to Alpine pastures in Swiss tradition

This content was published on Aug 10, 2024 One of Switzerland’s largest traditional sheep migrations took place on mountain trails in canton Graubünden on Saturday.

Tanja Hüberli and Nina Brunner have fulfilled their dream of winning an Olympic medal.

Beach volleyball: the Swiss duo’s nine-year journey to Olympic glory

This content was published on Aug 10, 2024 The journey was long, but the reward was well deserved—even if it wasn't love at first sight.

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Swiss employees less protected from AI risks than in the EU

This content was published on Aug 10, 2024 In Switzerland, AI is already being used to boost companies' profits and productivity. However, employees face fewer protections compared to other European countries.

Mozambique’s former finance minister sentenced for fraud involving Credit Suisse loans

This content was published on Aug 9, 2024 The former finance minister of Mozambique, Manuel Chang, has been sentenced by a US court for his role in the so-called "tuna bonds" fraud scandal.

Swiss telecoms firm develops drone network with the help of Nokia

This content was published on Aug 9, 2024 Swisscom is to reinforce a nationwide network of drones, to enable automated flights for surveillance purposes in particular.

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