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Economic outlook for Switzerland in 2021

This content was published on Dec 30, 2020 The pandemic has shaken up the Swiss economy, but affected sectors differently. What future for Switzerland as a business and research location?

Cantonal overview tries to clear up Covid confusion for tourists

This content was published on Dec 24, 2020 Switzerland Tourism wants to help winter sports enthusiasts and other visitors with a nationwide overview of cantonal regulations.

Traditional weaving mill gears up for the future

This content was published on Dec 21, 2020 Traditional weaving mill in Val Müstair wins the Prix Montagne 2020 public award, given to successful projects in mountainous areas.

Policewoman on skis, wearing a hygiene mask

Europe’s ski market crushed by Covid-19

This content was published on Dec 21, 2020 Closures and cancellations have left the ski holiday sector facing significant losses.

Swiss-UK venture aims to build electric cars in Switzerland

This content was published on Dec 18, 2020 Swiss-led consortium has long-term plans to create a factory in Switzerland, manufacturing bodyshells for cars.

Swiss tourism urged to become ‘more local and more digital’ in 2021

This content was published on Dec 17, 2020 Experts say there is reason to hope for the tourism industry if it focuses more on digital technologies and local offers next year.

Financier Joseph Safra, Brazil’s richest man, dies at 82

This content was published on Dec 11, 2020 Lebanese-Brazilian financier Joseph Safra, whose banking empire spanned from Brazil to Switzerland, has died aged 82, bank J. Safra Sarasin said.

New ‘burnout’ definition proposed by Swiss researchers

This content was published on Dec 8, 2020 Is burnout a physical problem or a social issue linked to the workplace? Researchers in Lausanne have proposed a new, all-encompassing definition.

Covid continues to stress Swiss economy

This content was published on Dec 7, 2020 Official statistics revealed on Monday that Swiss hotels had 9.3 million fewer overnight stays between May and October than for the same period in 2019. While more people living in Switzerland booked into hotels, the number of foreign guests fell by three quarters. Overnight stays have been put at 10.2 million for the summer months.…

Uber accepts Swiss court decision on employee

This content was published on Dec 7, 2020 In September an appeals court in canton Vaud ruled that the Uberpop driver had been unfairly dismissed and should enjoy the same rights as an employee of a taxi company. The man had complained of being denied access to the Uber app in 2016 following customer complaints. The judgement had confirmed a previous ruling from…

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