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The founder of the World Economic Forum, Klaus Schwab, cleared of any wrongdoing

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Larry Finck and André Hoffmann named interim co-chairs of WEF board

This content was published on Aug 16, 2025 The WEF also revealed an investigation commissioned by the board has cleared its founder Klaus Schwab and his wife of accusations made by anonymous whistleblowers.

Why women and men choose different professions

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Swiss study examines why women and men choose different professions

This content was published on Aug 14, 2025 According to a new study, the fact that there are still prevalently female and male professions is down to the nature of the job.

Hospitals: faster recognition of foreign qualifications required

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Swiss hospitals urge faster recognition of foreign medical qualifications

This content was published on Aug 14, 2025 Foreign doctors wishing to work in a Swiss hospital have to wait several months for their diplomas to be recognised, a situation the hospital association H+ calls 'untenable'.

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UBS set to miss job cutting target after Credit Suisse takeover

This content was published on Aug 14, 2025 The bank had set an internal goal of reducing its headcount to 85,000 from a peak of 119,000 in 2023.

Two out of three people in Switzerland have multilingual everyday lives

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Two out of three people in Switzerland use more than one language daily

This content was published on Aug 14, 2025 Two out of three people in Switzerland regularly use several languages in their everyday lives, most often the country's national languages.

Lufthansa plans to import its future Boeing aircraft via Switzerland

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Lufthansa mulls importing its future Boeing aircraft via Switzerland

This content was published on Aug 14, 2025 Buying new Boeing aircraft from the United States via Switzerland could reduce the US trade deficit with Switzerland and avoid punitive customs duties, says a newspaper report.

Perlen Papier cuts 65 jobs due to weak demand for paper

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Last Swiss paper manufacturer cuts jobs due to high costs

This content was published on Aug 12, 2025 Perlen Papier in Root, canton Lucerne, plans to cut 65 jobs to reduce costs.

Pensions: the pension is getting lower and lower

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Swiss pensions have fallen by 16% since 2002

This content was published on Aug 9, 2025 Those who retire after a lifetime of work are receiving less and less money from the Swiss pension system.

Pilatus no longer delivers aircraft to the USA due to tariffs

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Tariffs: aircraft maker Pilatus to pause exports to the US

This content was published on Aug 8, 2025 The Swiss aircraft manufacturer is to temporarily stop supplying the US – 39% levies are too damaging, it says.

Record number of home office jobs - Switzerland defies counter-trend

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Switzerland defies trend with record level of working from home

This content was published on Aug 8, 2025 More and more Swiss firms are offering the possibility to work remotely – in contrast to the international trend.

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