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Bitcoin ETFs: is crypto staging a comeback?

This content was published on Jan 12, 2024 What do bitcoin Exchange-Traded Funds mean for cryptocurrencies and for the growing crypto industry in Switzerland?

Swiss audit office suggests speeding access to new drugs

This content was published on Jan 12, 2024 A new report by the Swiss Federal Audit Office finds optimizing the validation process for new drugs could make them available to patients sooner.

Swiss food giant Nestlé boosts investment in Vietnam

This content was published on Jan 12, 2024 Nestlé plans to invest $100 million (CHF 85 million) to coffee production in Vietnam.

Swiss travel agencies say they are optimistic for 2024

This content was published on Jan 12, 2024 In 2024, most Swiss tour operators expect to make more sales and – in some cases – higher profits than before the coronavirus pandemic.

In India, Swiss students see a new way of living and thinking

This content was published on Jan 12, 2024 For 20 teenagers from Lucerne, 2024 began in Kerala in southern India, where they were on an exchange programme to learn about life on the subcontinent.

Children with autism view film images differently, Swiss study finds

This content was published on Jan 12, 2024 Children with autism focus their attention on different facets of films compared to children without autism, says the University of Geneva.

Switzerland Today

This content was published on Jan 11, 2024 Passport rankings and optimistic bankers: the temperature has dropped but things are looking up for Switzerland!

Climate-neutral district wins Swiss energy award

This content was published on Jan 11, 2024 The new climate-neutral district being built in Cham, canton Zug, relies solely on renewable energies and has been awarded the Watt d’Or 2024.

Swiss banks optimistic about immediate future

This content was published on Jan 11, 2024 Swiss banks expect record results for the 2023 financial year. The vast majority of banks are also optimistic about the coming years.

Genetics: 34,000-year-old genes influence our health

This content was published on Jan 11, 2024 Ancient genes influence our health: as part of a vast study, an international team has examined the genetic heritage of people who lived as far back as 34,000 years ago.

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