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Credit Suisse slashes bonuses after disastrous year

This content was published on Mar 14, 2023 Credit Suisse bank has cut staff bonuses by half, with none being awarded to top managers, following a disastrous CHF7.3 billion loss.

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‘I’m impressed how quickly Europe cut Russian gas’

This content was published on Mar 14, 2023 Switzerland is the world’s largest global commodity trading hubs. Making sure traders do more good than harm is a delicate task.

Credit Suisse shares hit record low amid worries over US bank collapse

This content was published on Mar 13, 2023 Switzerland's financial watchdog has declined to comment on the collapse of share prices of Credit Suisse.

Swiss state railways posts loss and plans cost-cutting measures

This content was published on Mar 13, 2023 The state-run railway company says it has a loss of CHF245 million ($266 million) last year despite an increase in passengers.

Swiss corporate tax rate still attractive but can vary by canton

This content was published on Mar 13, 2023 Companies based in Switzerland continue to benefit from a competitive tax rate in comparison with the rest of Europe.

Swiss split over nuclear power to plug energy shortages

This content was published on Mar 13, 2023 Just over half of all Swiss believe that nuclear power plants are important to prevent a shortage of electricity, according to a survey.

Watchdog calls off investigation into Credit Suisse chairman

This content was published on Mar 11, 2023 FINMA sees no sufficient grounds to pursue proceedings against the Credit Suisse bank over statements about outflows of client money.

Covid vaccine doses go to waste in Switzerland amid huge stockpile

This content was published on Mar 11, 2023 Swiss warehouses are bulging with unused Covid-19 vaccine doses, and more are the way. But millions of out-of-date vials are being destroyed.

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Switzerland aims for equal rights for people with disabilities

This content was published on Mar 10, 2023 People with disabilities in Switzerland should be better protected against workplace discrimination and get equal access to services.

Toblerone can afford to abandon the Matterhorn

This content was published on Mar 10, 2023 European foodmakers guard their territories fiercely but they should be exposed to competition, says John Gapper.

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