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Marmosets analyse ‘chats’ to find useful partners

This content was published on Feb 3, 2021 Marmosets perceive interactions with fellow marmosets as contextualised conversations, according to Zurich researchers.

The power of voting: still not a matter of course

This content was published on Feb 3, 2021 In this week’s democracy briefing: kicking off SWI swissinfo.ch’s series on 50 years of women’s suffrage in Switzerland.

Nestlé in talks with One Rock consortium on bottled water sale

This content was published on Feb 3, 2021 Nestlé is in exclusive talks with a consortium of buyers led by US private equity firm One Rock Capital to sell its North American water business.

Swiss shares can be traded again in the UK

This content was published on Feb 3, 2021 The Swiss finance ministry has removed Britain from a list of countries requiring authorisation for its securities trading platforms.

Women in Swiss politics: still a long way to go

This content was published on Feb 3, 2021 Fifty years after getting the right to vote, women are better represented in the Swiss parliament than ever. But this is deceptive.

Chinese pharma firm to acquire Swiss production facility

This content was published on Feb 2, 2021 The Couvet factory in western Switzerland employs 100 staff manufacturing medicines in capsule and tablet form. It is expected to pass into WuXi’s hands for an undisclosed sum following regulatory approval in the second quarter of this year. Couvet will be the first European drugs production site for the Chinese firm, which acquired the company…

No holes in Swiss cheese exports despite coronavirus

This content was published on Feb 2, 2021 Swiss cheese continues to sell well abroad with exports increasing by 1.6% in 2020.

Swiss medical device exports to the EU will become more difficult

This content was published on Feb 2, 2021 A new European Union regulation will no longer recognise medical device quality certificates obtained in Switzerland.

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Are Switzerland’s new tax breaks for companies a licence to misbehave?

This content was published on Feb 2, 2021 Switzerland has announced that companies will be able to deduct multi-million dollar fines incurred abroad from their tax bill.

Julius Baer: mast do better

This content was published on Feb 2, 2021 It is unlikely to be smooth sailing for the Swiss private bank this year, reckons this Financial Times columnist.

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