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Down Under kicked off ESC 2025 in Basel with a brilliant event. But there was something else to celebrate besides the singer Go-Jo.
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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 moreA 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 moreOver 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 Hans-Werner Sinn explained world events at the University of Lucerne. Thousands were left in shock – all except Christoph Blocher.
Read moreThe Swiss Competition Commission has put an end to a cartel in the trade of pharmaceutical ingredients. The investigation spanned the entire globe.
Read moreThe 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 has appointed a new CEO. The Swiss food manufacturer is ending an experiment.
Read moreThe Swiss luxury watch brand Omega is not just counting the seconds at the Olympics. Gold medals also turn into sales champions.
Read moreThe commodities giant Glencore recorded a weak first half-year. Although sales increased significantly, the Group earned nothing.
Read moreNespresso reveals to food giant Nestlé what a bad shape it is in. Even price increases are backfiring.
Read moreAugust 1 is a special day not only for Switzerland, but also for the medium muula.ch. We are celebrating our second birthday.
Read moreSwitzerland is keen on the automatic exchange of information (AEOI) for crypto. This makes little sense, and the USA is stepping out of line.
Read moreThe G20 countries have agreed on effective taxation of the ultra-rich. Switzerland is of course on board.
Read moreThe 2024 Olympic Games in Paris are open. But the Swiss team has put sporting goods manufacturer On there in a quandary.
Read moreThere 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 moreDevelopments in Germany are now worrying. Politicians are no longer in control of the situation and are placing a heavy burden on companies.
Read moreOne of the richest women in the world is distributing her wealth in an unusual way. Swiss assets also ends up in new hands.
Read moreSwiss Bank Julius Baer is optimistic about the development of the economy. But in one area, however, it advises the ultra-rich to exercise caution.
Read moreThe Novartis Group has long since completed the spin-off of Sandoz. The effects on the business are only now coming to bear.
Read moreThe EU has far-too-high error rates when it comes to cohesion spending. If shortcomings are discovered, even more money is given.
Read moreTraditional companies constantly have to come up with new ideas. The d’Arenberg winery in McLaren Vale, Australia, shows a clever way.
Read moreUBS CEO Sergio Ermotti scores points at the University of Lucerne. After his lecture, the audience is unlikely to want more regulation for banks.
Read moreArt Basel has been cooperating with the major bank UBS for 30 years. Despite the mutual benefits, the art fair must fear for its life.
Read moreMany readers asked muula.ch to explain the hype surrounding Swiss luxury watches. So, we do just that with a guide to Rolex, Patek Philippe & Co.
Read moreEconomist Hans-Werner Sinn shows in Lucerne what ails the global financial system. He even finds in Switzerland the solution to the Euro’s problems.
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