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What it takes to succeed in the new world of Swiss banking

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This content was published on Jul 14, 2017 Digital skills and flexibility are in demand as the Swiss banking landscape adapts to new realities.

Swiss financial centre opens up to bitcoin

This content was published on Jul 14, 2017 Zurich-based FalconExternal link became the first traditional wealth manager in the country to embrace bitcoinExternal link on Wednesday after being given the green light by the Swiss financial regulator. Two days later, SwissquoteExternal link said it has teamed up with Luxembourg trader Bitstamp – the only such exchange with a European Union licence for cryptocurrency…

UBS worried about departing baby-boomers

This content was published on Jul 14, 2017 Switzerland is facing a medium-term future of labour market shortages and ratcheting pension costs, says UBS.

3 million people visit the Vallorbe Caves

This content was published on Jul 14, 2017

Swiss abroad react angrily to pension cut comments

This content was published on Jul 13, 2017 An expat group have demanded an apology from Petra Gössi after her “unacceptable” remarks about the pensions of Swiss abroad.

Novartis sued by bird flu guinea pig

This content was published on Jul 13, 2017 Ten years ago Novartis carried out clinical trials for a bird flu vaccine on homeless people in Poland. One man is suing.

Swiss railways – you get what you pay for

This content was published on Jul 13, 2017 The Swiss are not only the European champions in travelling by train, but they also invest the most in their country’s rail network.

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‘Fortunes’ for Cyber security experts

This content was published on Jul 13, 2017 Robert Walters, CEO of his eponymous recruitment firm, explains what skills it takes to succeed as a banker in the rapidly changing landscape.

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The science of safety

This content was published on Jul 13, 2017 A Geneva scientist believes his data show that aluminium salts in deodorants may be dangerous. But health officials say those fears are overblown.

All work, no play?

This content was published on Jul 13, 2017 Do you feel like you’re working more and more and have such a little amount of time to yourself? Let’s see how today’s work-life compares to the 1950s!

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