Swiss researchers succeed in making gold
A coup has been pulled off at Cern in Geneva that is reminiscent of the dreams of the alchemists. But this increases the importance of cryptocurrencies.
Read moreBlackrock almost reaches its goal at the WEF
Founder of the World Economic Forum, Klaus Schwab, has been rudely ejected from the WEF. The US asset manager Blackrock is taking the helm.
Read moreSwiss luxury real estate outshines the world
Switzerland is the most expensive destination. Luxury properties in Paris, New York or in Dubai can hardly keep up with their Swiss counterparts.
Read moreZurich establishes itself as a mecca for crypto experts
The Point Zero Forum took place in Zurich for the fourth time. The future of the global financial system on the blockchain is likely to originate from here.
Read moreSwisscom spends billions on Italian air
The Swisscom Group has once again had to announce a gigantic slump in profits. But that’s not the only bad news from the state-owned company.
Read moreFed Chairman Powell steps into the boxing ring with Trump
Head of the US Federal Reserve, Jerome Powell, has given a remarkable speech. But the US President is unlikely to have liked it at all.
Read moreUSA puts Switzerland through the wringer … again
After bankers and commodity traders, the Americans are now targeting the country’s Swiss lawyers. As always, it’s all about the money.
Read moreTriple tailwind for gold
The price of gold currently knows practically only one direction. Three effects are contributing to the precious metal.
Read moreSecrets of the perfect risotto
A top Swiss manager said at a dinner in a small circle that ‘everything is the same’ with risotto. Well, even company bosses can be wrong.
Read moreAussies belt out a winner at ESC 2025 in Basel
Down Under kicked off ESC 2025 in Basel with a brilliant event. But there was something else to celebrate besides the singer Go-Jo.
Read moreEmmental cheese secures its holes
A bizarre dispute has broken out over the holes in Emmental cheese. But this time the officials are the traditionalists and not the Swiss farmers.
Read moreSerious accusations against WEF founder Klaus Schwab
Over Easter, WEF founder Klaus Schwab threw in the towel. It is now clear why he put an end to his life’s work, himself.
Read moreStar economist Sinn shocks the Swiss right
Star economist Hans-Werner Sinn explained world events at the University of Lucerne. Thousands were left in shock – all except Christoph Blocher.
Read moreSwiss authorities thwart pharmaceutical cartel
The Swiss Competition Commission has put an end to a cartel in the trade of pharmaceutical ingredients. The investigation spanned the entire globe.
Read moreTrump’s Genius Plan
The whole world is puzzling over what US President Donald Trump is up to. His approach with a global recession is a clever move for the USA.
Read moreNestlé emergency boils over
Nestlé has appointed a new CEO. The Swiss food manufacturer is ending an experiment.
Read moreWatch brand Omega turns time into money
The Swiss luxury watch brand Omega is not just counting the seconds at the Olympics. Gold medals also turn into sales champions.
Read moreCommodities group Glencore digs itself into a hole
The commodities giant Glencore recorded a weak first half-year. Although sales increased significantly, the Group earned nothing.
Read moreNestlé pours boiling water on itself
Nespresso reveals to food giant Nestlé what a bad shape it is in. Even price increases are backfiring.
Read moremuula.ch celebrates its 2nd birthday
August 1 is a special day not only for Switzerland, but also for the medium muula.ch. We are celebrating our second birthday.
Read moreSwiss officials to go crypto snooping
Switzerland is keen on the automatic exchange of information (AEOI) for crypto. This makes little sense, and the USA is stepping out of line.
Read moreWealth tax for the super-rich is on the way
The G20 countries have agreed on effective taxation of the ultra-rich. Switzerland is of course on board.
Read moreSwiss Olympic equipment from On has a blemish
The 2024 Olympic Games in Paris are open. But the Swiss team has put sporting goods manufacturer On there in a quandary.
Read moreHermès heir loses case before Geneva courts
There are always disputes in Swiss courts over part of the Hermès inheritance. However, the Geneva judiciary has now taken a firm stance on one matter.
Read moreGermany bans luxury brand Chanel
Developments in Germany are now worrying. Politicians are no longer in control of the situation and are placing a heavy burden on companies.
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