Further evidence of a flourishing global economy
Numerous companies have achieved excellent results so far in the fiscal year and continue to be optimistic. Now there is another world market leader who is confident.
Read moreABB management optimistic despite profit slump
Swedish-Swiss technology group ABB has suffered a slump in profits in the third quarter. But the management is still in good spirits.
Read moreFour stalwarts of Swiss foreign trade
Swiss foreign trade remained up in the third quarter of 2022. Two goods and two countries in particular stand out.
Read moreSVP leaves Switzerland hanging as a business location
Switzerland urgently needs a highly-qualified workforce. But the country’s largest party is not playing along with the most obvious solution.
Read moreReinsurer Swiss Re in a dramatic predicament
The world’s second-largest reinsurer, Swiss Re, has found itself in a drastic situation. And it’s not just high hurricane losses that are weighing on the group.
Read moreConcerned citizens move to the Federal Court
The decision of the Federal Assembly to amend the Energy Act is causing displeasure. Now two dozen citizens are fighting back in federal court and their arguments are hard to dismiss.
Read moreTenants and landlords fight more
Swiss tenants and leaseholders are once again somewhat more at loggerheads. One canton even stands out in particular.
Read moreBank economist’s master plan for all of Switzerland
Spatial planning is a problem in Switzerland. Now the chief economist of the Raiffeisen Group, Martin Neff, is presenting a solution.
Read moreDiscreet bargain hunting at Sotheby’s & Christie’s
The traditional auction houses Sotheby’s and Christie’s are known for their art auctions. But the market leaders are also strong in another segment.
Read moreWords of warning from 95-year-old Nobel Prize winner
Famed economics professor Vernon Smith is known for his calls for the greatest possible freedom for business. Is he changing his mind because he is now blessed with age wisdom?
Read moreLufthansa Group emulates Emirates, Etihad & Co.
Lufthansa Group’s strategy has been until now to adopt a tough austerity course. But now it is increasingly swinging the path reminiscent of the famous airlines from the Gulf region.
Read moreCivil servants go for the collar
Sometimes it’s hard to believe what officials can come up with to check compliance with the law. A furry new case is causing frowns in many places.
Read moreGood news from unemployment insurance
Unemployment insurance was once financially unbalanced and in debt. However, the measures taken since the beginning of the millennium are having an effect.
Read moreFurther signs of declining inflation
Inflation has increased significantly over the course of the year. Now there are further signs that the end of the line has been reached in terms of buoyancy.
Read moreMigros launches futuristic store concept
Retailer Migros has opened its first store without sales staff. But that’s not the only special feature at Migros Teo.
Read morePositive signals from early cyclical
Bossard Group, which operates as a supplier to industry as well as in logistics, is accelerating its growth. This is good news.
Read moreSwiss Post is always finding new sources of revenue
Swiss Post is forging ahead with its strategy ‘Post of tomorrow’. While this generates revenue, it doesn’t suit everyone.
Read moreCoronavirus helps government get good deal
Ex-defense minister Ueli Maurer was desperate to have a Swiss jet for the federal government. And the purchase was a worthwhile investment.
Read moreAxpo Group creates more breathing space for itself
The Axpo electricity group has been given more financial leeway. Nearly two dozen new banks are playing a role.
Read moreBag tag lag at airline Swiss
The airline Swiss bans so-called AirTags from Apple in checked baggage. The Internet discusses the real reasons for the measure.
Read moreA Swiss bank closes down
The Swiss Gazprombank, caught in the maelstrom of Russia sanctions, is suddenly stopping its business completely. The rationale, however, is a bit strange.
Read moreIs Vontobel Chairman’s past catching up with him?
German insurer Allianz is rocked by a scandal at its in-house asset manager Allianz Global Investors. The problem could also affect bank Vontobel.
Read moreOswald Gruebel jumps to the rescue of Credit Suisse
Credit Suisse is in deep trouble. The former top manager of the big bank and also of UBS, Oswald Gruebel, points out positive and wrong decisions.
Read moreFree airline tickets to Hong Kong
The Chinese Special Administrative Region of Hong Kong is attracting attention with a spectacular campaign. Despite the costs the idea should pay off.
Read moreForeigners love Switzerland again
Tourism in Switzerland has had a fantastic summer. While the Swiss were increasingly drawn abroad again, numerous nations discovered Switzerland as a travel destination.
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