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Leftists have little to do with capitalism and consumption. But they discover the sense of Swiss luxury watches and even explain the boom.

Switzerland’s largest museum, the Kunsthaus Zürich, is missing two old masters. The scandal is likely to paint the former president of the Swiss National Bank, Philipp Hildebrand, in a bad light.

Luxury carmaker Rolls-Royce is launching electric cars. Although they don’t yet even exist, customers are already jostling for them.

Shortage of workers is felt in many places in Switzerland. But an industry is complaining about staff shortages where they had hardly appeared. And the reasons are also surprising.

The second-hand market for luxury watches is flourishing. The problem of authenticity is now being solved by one well-known manufacturer itself.

Swiss luxury watch brand Bovet has had a checkered history since its founding in 1822. Now the tide is turning once again.

Swiss luxury products usually have exorbitant profit margins. But one manufacturer hardly makes any real good money.

Restaurant critic Jürgen Dollase reveals how works of taste art are created. In the process, he praises a celebrity chef from central Switzerland.

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.

Every year there’s a lot of stress about finding suitable gifts for Christmas just before the deadline. A survey helps reduce the agony.

The Lufthansa Group, which includes the airline Swiss, is once again adjusting its loyalty program. The best customers are losing out.

The luxury watch market seems set in stone. But top executives in the industry confirm, some things are coming apart at the seams.

Who wants to play a role in the globalized world, must become market leader in important regions. No one demonstrates this better than Art Basel.

The tourism was hit hard by the corona pandemic. However, travel providers, such as Tui Suisse, are getting back on their feet and surprising with data on customer behavior.

The Fondation Beyeler is known for its art collection. Now, in its anniversary year, the museum is doing without an important source of income.

The Federal Council has created new rules for accommodation providers on booking platforms. Switzerland is rejoicing – but it should be crying.

Auctions of art collections are usually already spectacular. But what happened in New York will go down in the history books several times over.

Anyone who thinks people have to save money is very much mistaken. And those who think online retail is ahead are wrong again.

While airlines often just cut corners, a startup wants to once again stylize flying business class as a luxury. And Switzerland is in on the action.

The latest travel data impressively show how tourists at home and abroad are currently behaving. There is no sign of a slowdown in the trend.

Curious people can soon experience a new art project in Zurich. It’s about a pop-up hotel again, where artists design the rooms.

Climate activists are currently defacing works of art with tomato soup or mashed potatoes. Swiss museums must therefore review their security and exhibition concepts.

Art Basel has catapulted itself from crisis back into the top league of art fairs. But, it must be careful not to make the same mistakes as in the past.

This week it rained new Michelin stars for top gastronomy in Switzerland. But does the award bring anything at all?