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Should robots be taxed for stealing jobs?

This content was published on Mar 7, 2017 If death and taxes are the only two things that a person can count on, should the latter apply to robots as well, as they take over human jobs?

New Swiss ‘off-road’ jet takes flight

This content was published on Mar 7, 2017 Swiss aircraft manufacturer Pilatus has successfully tested its latest machine, a so-called Super Versatile Jet.

Julius Baer eyes UK acquisition but puts London hub on hold

This content was published on Mar 7, 2017 Julius Baer, Switzerland’s biggest standalone private bank, sees Brexit as an opportunity to acquire a rival in Britain.

Public names Zurich elephant ‘Ruwani’

This content was published on Mar 6, 2017 All three names have a connection with Sri Lanka, home of one of the calf’s grandmothers. Ruwani means “like a precious stone, highly valuable”. In a separate poll, almost two-thirds of swissinfo.ch readers went for Rishu. What do you think? Let us know.

Wildness rarely found among rivers

This content was published on Mar 6, 2017 A government pledge to restore Swiss rivers makes for a tough challenge: only a few remain intact and authorities want to boost hydropower.

No country for small farmers

This content was published on Mar 5, 2017 The number of small farm businesses in Switzerland have halved since 1980. The despair of many farmers is underestimated.

Swatch launches world’s smallest Bluetooth chip

This content was published on Mar 4, 2017 The Swatch Group has built the world’s smallest low-energy Bluetooth chip.

Jura man spends four months with flock

This content was published on Mar 4, 2017 A shepherd from the Jura is taking part in the 4 month transhumance - moving flocks between different grazing grounds.

Caterpillar HQ raided over suspected tax probe into Swiss operation

This content was published on Mar 3, 2017 In a statement issued on Thursday, Caterpillar said it believed the search was part of an Internal Revenue Service (IRS) investigation related to profits earned by a Swiss parts subsidiary, Caterpillar SARL, or CSARL. The firm said it was cooperating with law enforcement. A spokeswoman for the US Attorney Office for the Central District of…

Geneva protest over Credit Suisse’s alleged Dakota pipeline funding

This content was published on Mar 3, 2017 Around 100 people protested against Credit Suisse's alleged funding of firms involved in the controversial Dakota Access oil pipeline project.

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