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Salaries, property and happiness make top March stories

This content was published on Apr 3, 2017 Apart from an earthquake and a couple of train accidents, day-to-day concerns like wages, houses and wellbeing were most popular.

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Swiss look to improve machine translations

This content was published on Apr 3, 2017 Translation apps are hugely popular, but they could be more accurate. Swiss researchers have found an approach that reduces errors.

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Seeking to reconcile democracy and economics

This content was published on Apr 3, 2017 The political left in Switzerland wishes to rejuvenate its founding idea and move beyond capitalism.

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Credit Suisse stresses zero tolerance on tax evasion

This content was published on Apr 2, 2017 Swiss bank Credit Suisse has taken out advertisements in British Sunday newspapers to underline a zero-tolerance policy on tax evasion.

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Swiss froze millions linked to Banco Espirito Santo

This content was published on Apr 2, 2017 The Office of the Attorney General of Switzerland froze over CHF160 million ($159 million), linked to the collapse in 2014 of Banco Espirito Santo private bank.

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Stories making the Swiss Sunday papers

This content was published on Apr 2, 2017 In the news: suspect money from Angola frozen in Switzerland, more Alzheimer’s sufferers and an increasing number of legal complaints for verbal abuse and slander.

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Swiss spaghetti hoax still the pick of the crop

This content was published on Apr 1, 2017 Few April Fool's Day hoaxes can beat the spoof report on the Swiss spaghetti harvest of 1957. We talk to the man behind the story.

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Better Gold Initiative to be widened

This content was published on Mar 31, 2017 A Swiss-sponsored responsible mining initiative for artisanal gold miners is to be widened to Colombia and Bolivia.

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Dutch lead global raid on Credit Suisse

This content was published on Mar 31, 2017 The Dutch authorities said they had received a tip-off relating to 55,000 accounts at an unnamed bank. But Credit Suisse on Friday confirmed that its offices in several countries had been “contacted” by local authorities and that it was cooperating with investigations. Australian authorities said they had identified 340 individuals with connections to Swiss banking…

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