Three 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.
Read more30 Percent of federal staff dissatisfied with the work
It’s always tricky when the management asks its employees about their situation at work. The federal government does this, but draws wrong conclusions.
Read moreSwiss banks secretly attack another country
Swiss banks want to get back business they once lost. To do so they spare no effort and, yet look out for themselves.
Read moreWorldwide state circus around Swiss villages
For the second time, the United Nations is honoring some villages around the world as well as in Switzerland. A closer look shows how disingenuous the whole thing is.
Read moreHow Switzerland disposes of its scrapped luxury
Switzerland often lives in abundance, but where all the waste go? A new guide provides fascinating insights and highlights the country’s limits as well as two special cases.
Read moreDiscreet Swiss crypto firm opens its books
Outsiders can hardly look into private crypto companies. By raising capital, there’s an insight into the financial situation, as a recent example shows.
Read moreCo-President of SP should not believe everything in “NZZ”
The co-leader of the SP Cédric Wermuth tries to fire up the bourgeois and argue with the liberal “NZZ”. But this goes completely wrong.
Read moreNorth-Western and Eastern Switzerland outperform Zurich
The greater Zurich area is ahead in almost all values. But now statisticians show where the peripheral regions of Switzerland are overtaking Zurich.
Read moreDenner looks forward to new customer group
Discounters in Switzerland have benefited greatly from migration. But now they are targeting a completely different customer segment.
Read moreFirst Swiss Fintech gone
The jubilation was always great when a new fintech received the blessing of the Swiss Financial Market Authority. But one provider has given up.
Read moreChristmas gifts from millions at the last minute
Every year there’s a lot of stress about finding suitable gifts for Christmas just before the deadline. A survey helps reduce the agony.
Read moreLufthansa and Swiss trim privileges of best customers
The Lufthansa Group, which includes the airline Swiss, is once again adjusting its loyalty program. The best customers are losing out.
Read moreUBS helps Swiss crypto firm get funding
The bank UBS is rather hesitant when it comes to crypto. But now the financial institution is even helping a Swiss crypto provider raise money.
Read moreHealth ministry finds a gap in the law after 25 years
The Federal Office of Public Health FOPH has sent new recommendations to health insurers. Observers are rubbing their eyes at what it says.
Read moreWatchdog sees good and bad cartels
The Competition Commission Weko is heating up the dispute about collusion between companies. But what is really necessary?
Read moreSNB continues to tighten the monetary policy
The Swiss National Bank SNB continues to tighten monetary policy in line with the U.S. central bank. But the rationale is somewhat different.
Read moreAccounting helps profits jump over 20 percent
A major accounting change is on the horizon in the insurance industry. One of the most important players is about to earn 20 percent more.
Read moreHow business media spreads economic nonsense
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has devalued company assets in one fell swoop. The case of Holcim shows what is happening in concrete terms, and that media are spreading nonsense.
Read moreMartha Boeckenfeld buzzing with new tasks
It is rare that the appointment of a member of the Board of Directors causes more of a stir than that of the Chairman. But that is the case for Martha Boeckenfeld.
Read moreSwitzerland set back ten years
Switzerland is so proud of its public road and rail transport and cable cars. But the coronavirus pandemic literally set everything back light years.
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