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Swiss companies maintain financial stability amid European struggles

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This content was published on Jul 22, 2024 Swiss companies continue to demonstrate financial robustness compared to their European counterparts, although corporate restructuring activities have increased in recent months.

Price-adjusted construction expenditure fell slightly in 2023

Swiss construction sector had mixed year in 2023

This content was published on Jul 19, 2024 Construction expenditure rose by 0.3% last year in nominal terms, but the price-adjusted situation reveals a 2.5% drop, statistics show.

Geneva Airport to introduce fees for delays in 2025

Geneva Airport to introduce delay fees in 2025

This content was published on Jul 17, 2024 Geneva Airport plans to launch a noise pollution quota system next year. Flights departing after 10pm will incur a fee.

Bargain offers for electrical appliances have safety defects

Swiss electrical bargains found to have safety defects

This content was published on Jul 15, 2024 Around a quarter of electrical appliances on the Swiss market have safety defects.

Swatch bears the brunt of the difficult environment for the watchmaking industry

Swatch bears brunt of tough watchmaking conditions

This content was published on Jul 15, 2024 Swatch has not been spared by the headwinds blowing through the Swiss watch industry.

Collapse of scaffolding in Lausanne claims three lives

Three dead after building site accident in Lausanne

This content was published on Jul 13, 2024 At least three people lost their lives after scaffolding collapsed on Friday at a building side in Prilly, Lausanne. Eight others were injured.

How Swiss tourism bosses town deal with the effects of influencers

How Swiss tourism bosses deal with the effects of influencers

This content was published on Jul 12, 2024 Influencers tempt tourists to “must see” Swiss sites, sometimes sparking over-tourism. A Swiss tourism boss reveals how the industry deals with it.

Swiss job market: cooling down, but labour shortages remain

This content was published on Jul 10, 2024 After several years of acute labour shortages, is the Swiss job market on its way towards a reprieve? Not quite, say analysts.

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Swiss job market growth slows as vacancies shrink

This content was published on Jul 10, 2024 According to the "Swiss Job Market Index", the number of job vacancies fell by 8% in the second quarter compared to the previous quarter.

WEF and Klaus Schwab sued for racial and pregnancy discrimination

This content was published on Jul 10, 2024 A former WEF employee has filed a racial and pregnancy discrimination lawsuit against the World Economic Forum and its founder.

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