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Swiss price watchdog has reservations about Booking.com

A chambermaid makes a bed in a Swiss hotel.

This content was published on Sep 12, 2017 The Swiss price watchdog has initiated proceedings against Booking.com, the online travel fare aggregator, after finding signs of “price abuse”.

Are Swiss women privileged in Europe?

This content was published on Sep 12, 2017 The increase in the retirement age for women from 64 to 65 is one of the most controversial parts of Switzerland's pension reform package.

Air Berlin passengers wait for service at Berlin s Tegel airport, a hub for the airline, after numerous flights were cancelled

Pilot action forces Air Berlin cancellations

This content was published on Sep 12, 2017 The airline Air Berlin has cancelled around 70 flights, including some at Zurich Airport, because of a pilot protest over the airline’s uncertain future. A spokesperson for the carrier said that an unusually high number of pilots had called in sick to work on Tuesday, forcing Air Berlin to cancel flights including those to Düsseldorf…

Congolese fill a car 24 October in Brazzaville.

Swiss prosecutor widens probe into commodities trader Gunvor

This content was published on Sep 12, 2017 The Swiss Attorney General has expanded a bribery investigation into the activities of a former employee of the Swiss trader Gunvor.

Parliament gives boost to expats’ banking woes

This content was published on Sep 11, 2017 The House of Representatives voted on Monday in favour of guaranteeing the right of Swiss citizens living abroad to hold PostFinance credit cards.

New Volkswagens parked in front of the factory in Wolfsburg, Germany

Swiss take part in Volkswagen class action suit

This content was published on Sep 11, 2017 How best to gain compensation for Swiss car buyers affected by the Volkswagen diesel scandal?

Propaganda material of the opponents of the latest pension reform

Why the pension reform vote is not the end of the story

This content was published on Sep 11, 2017 A reform of the country’s old age pension scheme is an important, but only temporary decision, illustrates that direct democracy comes at a price.

Jura separatists standing in front of Moutier town hall ahead of June 18 vote

Questions raised over historic local vote

This content was published on Sep 10, 2017 Justice authorities are investigating electoral fraud allegations during a local vote in the Swiss town of Moutier three months ago.

On the trail of big data

This content was published on Sep 9, 2017 A record number of visitors attended the science days hosted by the University of Zurich and the Swiss federal technology institute ETH Zurich.

Fewer planes carry more passengers

This content was published on Sep 9, 2017 While the number of passengers continues to soar, there are fewer planes in operation than in 2000.

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