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Swiss NGOs call on WTO to reassess trade liberalisation

This content was published on Aug 12, 1999 Four non-governmental groups in Switzerland called on the World Trade Organisation, the world’s trop trade watchdog, on Thursday to reassess and redefine current reform policies before launching the new “millenium round” of trade reforms. The call for a reassessment was presented at a news conference in Berne and involved the Berne Declaration, which describes itself…

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Swiss company in joint-merger to create world’s largest aluminium company

This content was published on Aug 11, 1999 Three huge metal companies, including Alusuisse-Lonza (Algroup) based in Switzerland, announced Wednesday that they were to merge in a deal to create the world’s largest aluminium company. The agreement will see Zurich-based Algroup, Pechiney of France and Alcan Aluminium of Canada join together to take over from United States firm Alcoa as the world leader…

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Eclipse in Switzerland: Sun, fun and lots of police

This content was published on Aug 11, 1999 When the sun loses its glare during the solar eclipse and semi-darkness falls on Switzerland Wednesday, the country will see thousands of sun gazers, dozens of fun parties – and lots of police. While the Swiss cabinet will interrupt its weekly meeting and watch the solar spectacle from the balcony at the House of Parliament…

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Does the eclipse herald the end of the world?

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Get out the shades

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So, what is a solar eclipse?

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Swiss aluminum company in talks on world’s largest concern

This content was published on Aug 10, 1999 (AP) — Switzerland’s biggest aluminum company, Alusuisse-Lonza (Algroup), said Tuesday it was in merger talks with two competitors in plans to form the world’s largest aluminum concern. Algroup said it was in “advanced discussions” with Alcan Aluminum of Canada and the French company Pechiney. The statement from Algroup said it was not certain the talks…

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Swiss unemployment rate drops in July

This content was published on Aug 9, 1999 Unemployment in Switzerland dropped slightly to 2.5 percent in July because of an overall recovery of the Swiss economy and the seasonal performance of the construction and hotel industries. The State Secretariat in the Economics Ministry said unemployment fell by 0.1 percentage points. That figure means that there are now 2,277 fewer people out of…

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OECD urges further economic reforms in Switzerland

This content was published on Aug 5, 1999 The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development expresses optimism about the prospects for the Swiss economy but urges further liberalisation in certain industries and proposes a new concept for monetary policy. In its annual report on the state of the Swiss economy released Thursday, the OECD said Gross Domestic Product rose to 2.1 percent in…

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Eclipse in Switzerland: Sun, fun and lots of police

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