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Commercial projects thrive at top Zurich university

This content was published on Jan 4, 2019 ETH Zurich, along with its counterpart in Lausanne (EPFL), has established itself as one of Europe’s leading universities, specialising in social sciences and technology. Researchers are actively encouraged to turn their ideas into commercial projects. Since 1996, 407 spin-off companies have been launchedExternal link. The rate of start-ups has increased to average 24 a year…

One in two Swiss is happy with personal finances

This content was published on Jan 3, 2019 In 2018, one fifth of French-speaking Switzerland still believed that their financial situation was deteriorating, according to the online survey conducted by the innofact polling firm on behalf of the Internet price comparison platform comparis.ch. Today, this figure has dropped to 16%. Nearly a third (29%) of French-speaking Switzerland’s population is dissatisfied with their finances,…

Enchanting tourists with lights

This content was published on Jan 3, 2019 Light shows are proving to be popular - a winter tourist attraction in their own right.

Elections, economics, and Europe: Switzerland in 2019

This content was published on Jan 3, 2019 On the global stage, economic shifts and European politics will set the tempo in Bern. Here’s part two of our annual political preview.

Lindt: chocs away

This content was published on Jan 3, 2019 As sales of Lindt chocolates plateau in more mature markets, investors could be left with indigestion.

Swiss watch and jewellery makers under scrutiny

This content was published on Jan 1, 2019 The WWF (World Wide Fund for Nature) has investigated the sustainability standards of Swiss watch and jewellery makers.

Several Swiss cities close to reaching limit on second homes

This content was published on Dec 30, 2018 Many cities are close to reaching the 20% limit on the proportion of real estate stock not occupied year-round.

From Andermatt to Sedrun – one huge skiing area

This content was published on Dec 30, 2018

Warm and dry 2018 good for wine but not cows

This content was published on Dec 29, 2018 An exceptionally warm and dry spring and summer has meant a good year for Swiss wine growers but a bad one for dairy and beef farmers who had to rely on fodder imports.

How your personal banking can be tailored to fit your lifestyle

This content was published on Dec 28, 2018 A new breed of digital financial services firms aims to lower costs of high street banking and transform the way people interact with their banks.

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