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DRC wants end to Glencore export of raw cobalt

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This content was published on Nov 6, 2021 The Congolese Deputy Prime Minister pressed Swiss delegates at COP26 for a more equal trade partnership in raw materials.

Missing paperwork behind closure of Ai Weiwei account: Credit Suisse

This content was published on Nov 6, 2021 Two months after the Chinese artist revealed his account was being shut, the Swiss bank said the decision was an administrative one.

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Zurich engineer designs a ‘vacuum’ device for improved skin exams

This content was published on Nov 6, 2021 Bettina Müller, of the federal technology institute ETH Zurich, has created a tool that for the first time can measure changes in skin structure.

Rare FP Journe watches set to fetch millions at auction

This content was published on Nov 6, 2021 Prices have been rising alongside the independent watchmaker’s popularity.

Global corporate tax deal reshapes how Switzerland attracts multinationals

This content was published on Nov 5, 2021 The global corporate tax deal endorsed by the G20 won’t end tax competition but it will look different. This plays to Switzerland’s advantages.

Geneva loses bid to host sustainable finance body

This content was published on Nov 5, 2021 Frankfurt is to be the seat of a new sustainable finance reporting body announced at COP26. Observers say Geneva was overlooked for political reasons.

Swiss energy bills contained, but future crunch looms

This content was published on Nov 5, 2021 Switzerland has so far been insulated from huge spikes in energy costs. But future energy security is a cause for concern.

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Credit Suisse to shrink investment bank

This content was published on Nov 4, 2021 The Credit Suisse Group says it will shrink its investment bank and shift more resources to the wealth management unit.

Geldcast Update: Monetary policy and the climate crisis

This content was published on Nov 3, 2021 Central banks have been called upon to do more to combat climate change. Now a new monetary policy instrument is being discussed as a way forward.

Saving the planet, locally

This content was published on Nov 3, 2021 While world leaders are discussing the climate at COP26, citizens in Swiss cities are trying to find pragmatic climate solutions at the local level.

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