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The advertising guru harnessing Europe’s immigration fears

This content was published on Jan 3, 2017 Swiss agency chief Alexander Segert rejects Nazi comparisons but crude images have already stoked immigration fears.

‘The Swiss made label reaps billions of francs for Swiss watchmaking’

This content was published on Jan 1, 2017 A new law that has come into force will define whether your Swiss watch really is Swiss after all.

Swiss say goodbye to banking secrecy

This content was published on Jan 1, 2017 The international convention on the automatic sharing of banking information entered into force on January 1.

Burka ban, paternity leave and pesticides

This content was published on Dec 30, 2016 The public appeal of people’s initiatives appears to be stagnating. For the second year in a row, only six new proposals were launched.

Wheels put in motion for road financing

This content was published on Dec 30, 2016 If you have one of world’s densest road networks, how easy is it to maintain?

United States winds up ‘Swiss Bank Program’

This content was published on Dec 30, 2016 “The completion of the resolutions with the banks that participated in the Swiss Bank Program is a landmark achievement in the Department’s ongoing efforts to combat offshore tax evasion,” said Caroline D. Ciraolo, Principal Deputy Assistant Attorney General, in a statementExternal link released by the DoJ on Thursday. Between July and December 2016, four Swiss…

Nestlé seeks cosier seat at the US coffee table

This content was published on Dec 29, 2016 Conquering $13.5 billion (CHF13.8 billion) market will be key objective when new chief takes reins from January.

Making it easier for young foreigners to become Swiss

This content was published on Dec 29, 2016 Should grandchildren of immigrants have privileged access to a Swiss passport? Voters decide on February 12.

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A year without flying – almost

This content was published on Dec 28, 2016 Twelve months ago, researcher Christoph Küffer stopped flying to help reduce his carbon footprint. He recounts his experiences as a non-flier.

Right on the rise, rural urban divide deepens

This content was published on Dec 28, 2016 It is a phenomenon that has occurred in Switzerland before, agree political scientists Daniel Bochsler of the University of Zurich and Lukas Golder of the research and polling institute GfS Bern. The trend continues at local or regional levels in the wake of nationwide parliamentary elections. They did not result in a major upset, but…

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