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Negative rates may have to go even lower, says SNB chief

Swiss National Bank Chairman Thomas Jordan

This content was published on Nov 3, 2019 The Swiss National Bank (SNB) may lower interest rates further into negative territory, says Chairman Thomas Jordan.

Spas, Syria and the demise of the call box

This content was published on Nov 2, 2019 Here’s a round-up of some of the most interesting statistics to appear in the past week’s stories on swissinfo.ch.

The race for Swiss Senate seats is open

This content was published on Nov 2, 2019 Just when you thought Swiss parliamentary elections were over, the suspense continues in many regions with run-off polls for the Senate this month.

ETH Zurich charts course for emission-free shipping

This content was published on Nov 2, 2019 Electric motors and fuel cells powered by ammonia or hydrogen offer the best potential for shipping seeking to become carbon neutral.

Swiss airport seeks crowdfunding for new ‘people’s airline’

This content was published on Nov 1, 2019 Bern Airport is seeking to re-establish scheduled flights - stopped after its main airline SkyWork went bust - with the help of crowdfunding.

Uber faces ban in Geneva if it fails to hire drivers

This content was published on Nov 1, 2019 The Swiss canton of Geneva has decided to classify Uber as an employer, hence obliging it to pay social benefits to its drivers to continue operating.

Gaps found in opioid prescription oversight in Switzerland

This content was published on Oct 31, 2019 In the wake of the opioid crisis in the US, some medical professionals in Switzerland are warning about over-prescription of oxycodone drugs.

Sygnum gets green light to operate in Singapore

This content was published on Oct 31, 2019 Swiss crypto bank Sygnum has been awarded a capital markets services licence in Singapore, paving the way for it to provide asset management services in the Asian city-state. Sygnum received a Swiss banking license in August, at the same time as its competitor SEBA.

EUROBUS stops long distance routes in Switzerland

This content was published on Oct 30, 2019 The lines concerned are those between Geneva and St. Gallen, Lugano and Basel, and Montreux-Zurich, Swiss news agency Keystone-SDA reported on Wednesday. Switzerland’s transportation ministry agreed to the termination of the company’s licence and the interruption of operations on 15 November. Roger Müri, Director of EUROBUS swiss-express, told the news agency that buses connecting Switzerland to…

Credit Suisse results impress despite damaging spy scandal

This content was published on Oct 30, 2019 The bank doubled profits for the period to CHF881 million ($886 million) compared to Q3 2018. Its International Wealth Management division, which used to be run by Iqbal Khan who was at the centre of the spygate row, saw pre-tax income rise 43% to CHF539 million. Wealth management returns were, however, boosted by the recent…

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