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Taiwan’s young democracy has Swiss genes

Aktivist mit Regenbogenflaggen bei einer Demonstration für die Homoehe in Taiwan

This content was published on Nov 22, 2018 Taiwanese voters get first taste of direct democracy with more than ten referendums up for vote.

Two-thirds of Swiss see artificial intelligence as job threat

This content was published on Nov 21, 2018 According to a survey, only 34% of Swiss people believe their jobs are not at risk from automation and machine learning.

How do the Swiss spend their money?

This content was published on Nov 21, 2018 Swiss households have an average net income of CHF7,124 ($7,140) - but where does it all go?

ABB chief Ulrich Spiesshofer under pressure to reinvent group

This content was published on Nov 21, 2018 The strange and cumbersome corporate beast that is the industrial conglomerate must adapt — or die.

JU-Air offers sightseeing flights with vintage Ju-52 aircraft

Swiss vintage planes grounded after structural damage report

This content was published on Nov 20, 2018 Swiss authorities have ordered the temporary grounding of two Junkers Ju-52 vintage airplanes operated by the Ju-Air company based near Zurich.

Too few pharma companies prioritise access to medicines

This content was published on Nov 20, 2018 Novartis and Roche both get a boost in the 2018 ranking of progress in expanding access to medicines by the biggest pharmaceutical companies.

Skills shortage on the rise in key professions

This content was published on Nov 20, 2018 Switzerland’s talent shortage is more pronounced in 2018 with technical, financial, and medical professions the most affected.

Pharma companies put faith in AI for breakthroughs

This content was published on Nov 20, 2018 Global pharmaceutical companies are increasingly turning to artificial intelligence to develop new drugs. But this may not soon lead to lower prices.

My attempts at securing part-time jobs and internships

This content was published on Nov 20, 2018 Finding a good job in India was a breeze for Devendra but in Switzerland even part-time jobs and internships proved elusive.

Opinion

Switzerland’s golden opportunity for responsible business

This content was published on Nov 19, 2018 Mark Pieth of the University of Basel criticises the Swiss government for lacking the political will to build a more responsible gold supply chain.

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