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Explainer: the controversy behind genome editing our food

This content was published on Jan 31, 2022 What’s behind the science and the debate on genome-edited plants?

What are your views on genome editing our food?

Genome editing technologies like CRISPR-Cas9 are being tabled as a way to feed the planet. What do you think about the idea?

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In the Wild West of the Internet, cyberattacks are the order of the day

This content was published on Jan 31, 2022 Cyberattacks have increased dramatically in Switzerland and worldwide. There is an urgent need to build more reliable digital infrastructures.

Swiss women make inroads in executive positions

This content was published on Jan 30, 2022 The share of women in management positions at corporations listed on the Swiss Market Index reached 19%, or nearly one in five, in 2021.

Swiss researchers discover antibody signature that could predict Long Covid

This content was published on Jan 29, 2022 Immunologists in Zurich found lower levels of two types of immunoglobulins in patients who developed post-acute Covid-19 syndrome.

Swiss fintech rebounds to rude health

This content was published on Jan 28, 2022 Venture capital funding of Swiss fintech companies quadrupled in 2021.

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Swiss court strikes down Covid insurance liability claim

This content was published on Jan 28, 2022 Restaurant cannot claim insurance for Covid losses, Switzerland's highest court rules.

Swiss startups mark bumper investment year in 2021

This content was published on Jan 28, 2022 Investment climbed to over CHF3 billion, continuing a decade-long progression only barely dented by the pandemic.

Gaming influencer on Twitch

This content was published on Jan 28, 2022 Millions of people watch others play games on live streaming portals. Meet Stefanie "Stefy" Holenweg, one of the best-known Swiss Twitch users.

Nestlé will pay African cocoa farmers to keep children in schools

This content was published on Jan 27, 2022 Around 10,000 cocoa households in Ivory Coast could earn up to CHF500 ($536) a year if they keep their children in school.

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