Switzerland wins alongside China against the U.S.A.
The U.S.A. has introduced additional tariffs on steel and aluminum products. Some states successfully resisted against, but America also gets a little right.
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The U.S.A. has introduced additional tariffs on steel and aluminum products. Some states successfully resisted against, but America also gets a little right.
Read moreSwitzerland wants to establish error cultures in high-security areas to learn from mishaps. But the conditions for doing so create new problems.
Read moreSwitzerland is trying to save 400 Ruag jobs in Thun. But with the selling of Ruag International’s small-caliber ammunition division to Italians, the federal government is taking an amateurish approach.
Read moreIn the energy crisis the question often arises whether Switzerland is selling or buying electricity. This can be answered simply, live.
Read moreThe Federal Office of Public Health (FOPH) watches over health insurance companies in the basic insurance. To muula.ch, the authority now makes statements about their solvency.
Read moreSwiss officials constantly have to readjust the consumption quantities of butter. Now they are even off by 12 million pieces, and this would not be needed at all.
Read moreUnpaid work is an exciting phenomenon. In Switzerland, more people work for free than for pay.
Read moreSwitzerland transfers more than one million AHV/IV pensions to people living abroad. Some Swiss enjoy their retirement in exotic countries.
Read moreThe Federal Council of Switzerland has repeatedly granted money that benefits Geneva. The question of alternatives may well be asked.
Read moreOne of the world’s most important economists, Bruno S. Frey from Basel, has launched an all-out attack. One Swiss fact in particular bothers him – but he presents the solution to muula.ch.
Read moreSwitzerland pays more than one million AHV/IV pensions abroad every month. The country split shows where Swiss spend their retirement.
Read moreCourage has hardly been researched. But now the rector of the University of Basel is speaking out to show more courage in Switzerland.
Read moreSwisscom’s communication seems to be aimed only at putting the state-owned company in the best light. An example shows how fatal this is for Switzerland.
Read moreIt is true that the use of cash is declining. But coins and notes have important properties. Therefore, cash will still be around for a long time.
Read moreThe Swiss Federal Railways (SBB) will be allowed to significantly increase its electricity prices. However, the entire system for traction current is on edge.
Read morePoliticians almost everywhere are trying to override market forces. Yet price shocks are essential for technical and economic innovations.
Read moreSVP Federal Councillor Ueli Maurer has taken two important actions shortly before his departure. These should pay off for Switzerland.
Read moreIllegal price fixing costs consumers a lot of money. However, obstructing competition is often difficult to detect – but there should now be an end to it.
Read moreEvery year the Swiss spend the proud sum of around 90 billion Swiss francs on healthcare. Hardly anyone knows for what specifically.
Read moreThe footballers from Saudi Arabia have surprisingly won the World Cup against Argentina with 2 to 1. However, the joy over this is really about the money.
Read moreSwitzerland wants to shift freight traffic from the roads to the railways. It is succeeding in this and, looking at EU countries, it is ahead twice.
Read moreInflation is visible almost everywhere. However, it also stands out that only one group of people is affected by the problem.
Read moreSwitzerland pays its civil servants too well. It affects one group in particular, who really wouldn’t need it, one minister revealed.
Read moreThe Swiss bank UBS is trying to estimate developments for the year 2023. These horror scenarios are not that improbable.
Read moreSwitzerland’s imports and exports have been characterized by growth. But the global economy is also slowing down Swiss trade – although one country can still be relied upon.
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