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Blending globally: the big success of a small Swiss product

This content was published on Jul 5, 2024 For 70 years, Bamix blenders have been hand-manufactured in a small Swiss town, before being shipped to kitchens around the world. What's their secret?

Glencore receives approval from Canada for Teck takeover

This content was published on Jul 5, 2024 Glencore has received the green light in Canada for the billion-euro takeover of the Teck coal business.

Tourists wait with their cars for free parking spaces at the church car park, on Sunday, 19 May 2024 in Lauterbrunnen in the Bernese Oberland. The holiday resort of Lauterbrunnen wants to introduce an entrance fee for day tourists travelling by car. Like many other tourist resorts around the world, the municipality in the Bernese Oberland struggles with large streams of tourists.

Mass tourism in Switzerland: beneficial or detrimental?

This content was published on Jul 5, 2024 While some see tourism in Switzerland as a welcome boost, others are concerned about too many tourists in certain regions.

San Bernardino route open to traffic again after rapid reconstruction

Storm damaged A13 road reopened in Switzerland

This content was published on Jul 5, 2024 The A 3 San Bernardino route, an important north-south transit route, is with one lane in each direction.

Survey: Only a few Swiss locations affected by overtourism

This content was published on Jul 4, 2024 Only 5% of respondents of a survey by Switzerland Tourism were concerned about tourism.

UBS to be closely monitored by the price supervisor in future

UBS to be closely monitored by the Swiss price watchdog in future

This content was published on Jul 4, 2024 Following the merger of UBS and Credit Suisse, the price watchdog wants to take a closer look at the only remaining major Swiss bank.

Stress and exhaustion in teaching widespread according to survey

Stress and exhaustion widespread among apprentices according to survey

This content was published on Jul 4, 2024 Most young people in apprenticeships suffer from stress and exhaustion or excessive working hours.

Battling the rising tide of fake medicine

This content was published on Jul 4, 2024 Sales of counterfeit drugs are booming around the world, putting thousands of lives at risk. Why is it so hard to stem the tide of fake medicine?

Holcim abandons its Holderbank site after 114 years

Swiss cement firm Holcim abandons Holderbank site after 114 years

This content was published on Jul 3, 2024 Holcim will close its historic Holderbank site in the canton of Aargau in 2026.

Saas-Grund: "Help can't come fast enough".

Army deployed to clear mudslide-hit Swiss village

This content was published on Jul 3, 2024 The Swiss army has deployed troops to the Upper Valais village of Saas-Grund, an area of which was buried over the weekend by mudslides.

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