Three lessons for Switzerland from Brexit debacle
Prosperity has plummeted in the U.K. after Brexit. Switzerland can learn from this for its relationship with the EU.
Read moreSwiss banks face tough test in Israel
Switzerland must choose again between money or politics. Another neutral country shows that this is possible even in the Middle East conflict.
Read moreSwissquote publicizes grievances on Swiss stock exchange
Swiss stock exchange SIX wants to use sanctions to encourage market participants to comply with its rules. A recent case shows how poorly it all works.
Read moreInterest increase (still) bouncing off residential property
The turnaround in interest rates should actually lead to declines in home prices. By no means.
Read moreSwiss retail sector raises prices too little
Inflation is also leading to price increases in Switzerland. However, Swiss retailers are losing out because they are not charging enough.
Read moreNewspaper publisher bets on insect chocolate
The media industry is undergoing major changes, and newspaper publishers are getting creative. Can insect chocolate help against declining revenues?
Read moreChina’s revenge on the Jungfraujoch
Customer balance is one of the highest principles for companies. Jungfrau Railways shows, how fatal the violation of this principle can be.
Read moreSwitzerland raises the drawbridge
Switzerland, like the rest of the world, is fighting against rising inflation. In doing so, it has a wild card in its hand and is eagerly using it.
Read moreSwiss farmers want to build
Farmers want to build contemporary buildings and this should benefit Switzerland threefold. Of course, Swiss farmers want something in return.
Read moreSwiss stock exchange SIX stuck in reverse
The trading figures of the Swiss stock exchange SIX for 2022 do not look so bad. But that’s only true until you compare the 2021 results next to them.
Read moreHeath food store chain closes after 100 years
The health food store chain Müller, to which the Vital stores belong, has to close. Despite the bankruptcy, the company comes up with some positive facts.
Read moreWorld’s oldest bank wants to live on
The ailing Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena is considered the oldest bank in the world still in existence. The bank’s will to survive is strong, as developments show.
Read moreA star economist takes on the ecologists
German economics professor Hans-Werner Sinn is known for calling a spade a spade. Now he is opening eyes about the energy policy of the Green Party.
Read moreUse of these words now punishable in Switzerland
In Switzerland, certain terms will be additionally protected from 2023. Companies have to be careful not to get too close to these words.
Read moreJobs, jobs and jobs again
The Swiss economy is booming and demand for labor remains very high. Some companies, however, stand out negatively.
Read moreA healthy 2023 and airing a secret
The team at muula.ch, Switzerland’s new business news platform, wishes you a healthy 2023. But readers are in for a secret in the new year.
Read morePatriarch of luxury watch brand again sole owner
Swiss luxury watch brand Bovet has had a checkered history since its founding in 1822. Now the tide is turning once again.
Read moreSwiss economy surprisingly brightens
Forecasts about the Swiss economic outlook are currently cloudy. However, a well-known indicator has come to a very different conclusion.
Read moreCaution over Chinese shares on the Swiss Stock Exchange
China wants to be more independent from the U.S. and is raising money through the Swiss stock exchange SIX. But, investors in such China stocks should note one point.
Read moreThree blind eyes of the Swiss Federal Audit Office
The Swiss Federal Audit Office SFAO should turn over every stone. But in three places the financial auditors are not allowed to look at all.
Read moreAnother Swiss shoe manufacturer gives up
The demise of the Swiss shoe industry was only a matter of time. Death in instalments was surely due to wrong management decisions, as a victim shows.
Read moreFeel sorry for this premium chocolate manufacturer
Swiss luxury products usually have exorbitant profit margins. But one manufacturer hardly makes any real good money.
Read moreWe wish you Happy Holidays
Business news portal muula.ch thanks you for your support. The editorial staff wishes you all happy days off and still gives a reference however.
Read moreRestaurant critic raves about Swiss star chef
Restaurant critic Jürgen Dollase reveals how works of taste art are created. In the process, he praises a celebrity chef from central Switzerland.
Read moreSwiss automotive suppliers must dress warmly
Suppliers to the global automotive industry are facing tough times. There are practically only two ways out for Swiss companies.
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