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How a Swiss banknote’s life comes to an end

A CHF100 banknote lying in a cardboard coffin next to a lit candle

This content was published on Aug 28, 2024 A banknote's life is not eternal. What happens when it's time to retire?

Digitalization exacerbates uncertainties for cultural professionals

Digitalisation increases uncertainty for Swiss creatives

This content was published on Aug 27, 2024 Digitalization could further worsen the legal and social situation of creative artists. According to a new report, social security, copyright and privacy protection are lagging behind developments.

Swiss publisher Tamedia makes massive job cuts and closes printing plants

This content was published on Aug 27, 2024 The TX Group has announced the reduction of around 200 full-time positions in the printing plants of its subsidiary Tamedia.

What’s behind a CEO’s paycheck in Switzerland

This content was published on Aug 26, 2024 Top CEOs are not just paid a simple salary like ordinary employees. The number on their paycheck includes variables that can top their annual salary.

Zurich researchers operate on pig 9300 kilometers away

Zurich researchers operate on pig 9,300 kilometres away

This content was published on Aug 26, 2024 Swiss researchers have operated on a pig in Hong Kong from their laboratory in Zurich.

Meyer Burger stops solar cell production in Colorado

Meyer Burger to stop solar cell production in Colorado

This content was published on Aug 26, 2024 Swiss solar company Meyer Burger is shifting production from Colorado Springs to Arizona.

Unia: Gap between highest and lowest wages is widening

Top Swiss CEOs earn 143 times more than lowest paid staff

This content was published on Aug 26, 2024 Last year, Switzerland's top managers earned on average 143 times more than their lowest paid employees.

Over 100 scientists concerned about biodiversity in Switzerland

Scientists alarmed by poor state of biodiversity in Switzerland

This content was published on Aug 25, 2024 Over 100 researchers have sounded the alarm over the state of biodiversity in Switzerland stating that "rapid and effective" measures are needed to strengthen its protection.

Nestle's CEO Mark Schneider, left, and Nestle chairman Paul Bulcke, right, speak during the general meeting of the world's biggest food and beverage company, Nestle Group, on April 18, 2024.

Nestle Chair says CEO change was prompted by growth concerns

This content was published on Aug 24, 2024 The abrupt replacement of Nestle SA’s chief executive officer was prompted by worries over the food and beverage company’s growth outlook, Nestlé Chair Paul Bulcke told Swiss newspaper Le Temps.

Alpinist fatally injured in a fall on the Matterhorn

Climber dies on the Matterhorn in southern Switzerland

This content was published on Aug 24, 2024 A climber died on Thursday after falling with a partner while descending the Matterhorn, near Zermatt, in southern Switzerland. The other mountaineer suffered minor injuries.

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