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Swiss Abroad pressure banks at home

This content was published on Aug 17, 2017 The Organisation of the Swiss Abroad (OSA) is putting political pressure on Swiss banks for their treatment of Swiss clients living abroad. Specifically, OSA is calling for legislative changes.

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Swiss asset manager settles US tax evasion charges

This content was published on Aug 17, 2017 A US Department of Justice (DOJ) statement External linkon August 15 said the firm had entered a non-prosecution agreement and agreed to pay $5 million to the US for helping US taxpayer-clients create and maintain undeclared foreign bank accounts. Under the agreement Prime Partners handed over 175 client files for non-compliant US taxpayer-clients. The DOJ…

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Where are the best places to live in Switzerland?

This content was published on Aug 17, 2017 The lakeside communities of Rüschlikon, Meggen and Zug have been named the most attractive places to live in Switzerland in an annual survey.

Cucumber plants growing in a greenhouse that uses CO2 from a neighbouring company

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Progress in Swiss and European Union emissions deal

This content was published on Aug 16, 2017 The Swiss cabinet approved a deal on Wednesday that would link the carbon emissions trading systems of Switzerland and the European Union.

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Suspected Swiss spy indicted in Germany

This content was published on Aug 16, 2017 German prosecutors indicted a Swiss man on espionage charges in a case involving alleged spying on German tax officials.

A Swiss flag on the roof of the embassy of Switzerland flies in front of the Reichstag building in Berlin.

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German court case initiated against suspected Swiss spy

This content was published on Aug 16, 2017 A German court has initiated proceedings against a Swiss man accused of spying on German tax officials. A trial is set to begin on October 18.

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Why don’t Swiss voters choose their cabinet ministers?

This content was published on Aug 16, 2017 Letting the people have the final say is a cornerstone of the Swiss political system. But there is a notable exception: cabinet elections.

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Arosa hotel tries to limit ‘anti-Semitism’ damage

This content was published on Aug 16, 2017 The sign posted at the self-catering Aparthaus ParadiesExternal link hotel in canton Graubünden, where some suites are permanent homes, read: “To our Jewish guests, women, men and children, please take a shower before you go swimming and although [sic] after swimming. If you break the rules, I’m forced to cloes [sic] the pool for you.” It has…

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Passengers may pay price for Air Berlin strife

This content was published on Aug 16, 2017 Air Berlin is particularly strong at Zurich airport, operating 11 daily flights to destinations such as Berlin and Düsseldorf. It is second only to Swiss International Air Lines in terms of passengers transported from Zurich airport. A €150 million (CHF170 million) emergency credit line from the German government will keep Air Berlin flying until the…

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