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Raiffeisen Switzerland CEO steps down unexpectedly

Raiffeisen Switzerland CEO Heinz Huber steps down unexpectedly

This content was published on Dec 18, 2024 Raiffeisen Switzerland CEO Heinz Huber is stepping down at the end of the year. This means that Switzerland's second-largest banking group after UBS is looking for a new CEO.

KOF and federal economists lower expectations for the Swiss economy

Weak European growth dampens Swiss economic expectations

This content was published on Dec 17, 2024 The flagging French and German economies, plus a strong franc, have depressed expectations for Swiss economic growth both this year and in 2025.

The federal government should help the ailing Swiss steelworks

Electricity bills slashed to bailout struggling Swiss steelworks

This content was published on Dec 17, 2024 Swiss lawmakers have agreed to slash electricity bills at four struggling steel and aluminum plants in a rare bailout of a strategically important industry.

Sandoz reaches further settlement in the USA

Swiss drugmaker Sandoz settles US anti-trust charges

This content was published on Dec 17, 2024 Swiss generic drugs manufacturer Sandoz agrees to pay more than $500 million to settle legacy United States anti-trust legal issues.

Nestlé Waters: risk of Perrier production stoppage

Nestlé Waters faces Perrier production stoppage, French media report

This content was published on Dec 16, 2024 Nestlé Waters faces a possible halt to its production of Perrier mineral water in the south of France due to health risks, according to French news reports.

Sara Pisano talks to students about how AI could change their futures.

Is AI making young people rethink their careers?

This content was published on Dec 16, 2024 We spoke with vocational school students in Bern to hear their thoughts on AI and discuss the potential risks it poses to their careers.

40 percent of Swiss wood ends up directly in the stove

Around 40% of Swiss wood is burned

This content was published on Dec 16, 2024 Wood is hardly ever recycled in Switzerland. A study by the Swiss Federal Laboratories for Materials Science and Technology (Empa) shows the recycling rate for wood is just under 8%.

Travail.Suisse criticizes insufficient wage increases

Swiss union criticizes ‘insufficient’ wage increases

This content was published on Dec 16, 2024 The Swiss union organisation Travail.Suisse has given a mixed view on 2025 wage negotiations. It says wage increases in some sectors are insufficient to offset the decline in purchasing power.

Swiss Re boss sees "trust deficit" after killing in the USA

Swiss Re boss warns of ‘trust deficit’ after killing of UnitedHealth CEO

This content was published on Dec 16, 2024 The murder of UnitedHealth Group executive Brian Thompson in the US and sympathy for the crime are worrying signs for insurers, according to Swiss Re CEO Andreas Berger.

The world's steepest cable car in the Bernese Oberland is in operation

World’s steepest cable car opens in Switzerland

This content was published on Dec 14, 2024 The world’s steepest cable car, connecting the villages of Stechelberg and Mürren in the Bernese Oberland, began welcoming passengers on Saturday.

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