Problems at Swisscom get even more bizarre
Telecom company Swisscom is constantly struggling with IT problems. Now the breakdowns are no longer just affecting customers, but the company itself.
Read moreMigros goes shopping for itself
Retailer Migros is getting bigger. This time the colossus buys a company in the medical sector and lifts the group with a liberating blow.
Read moreFederal export insurer fails to recognize own risks
Switzerland’s export risk insurer, SERV, has already botched its IT transition twice. The Swiss Federal Audit Office (SFAO) attests to a disaster for a company that actually wants to manage risk.
Read moreSwitzerland lifts itself from gloom
Consumers are more optimistic. But they are still holding back on one important issue for the country.
Read moreChanging of the guard at reinsurer Swiss Re
Reinsurer Swiss Re is surprisingly in motion. A restructuring comes to a solution that existed before.
Read morePharma giant Novartis mega profit slump
The pharmaceutical group Novartis achieved significantly lower profits in the past financial year. It shows that you can sell silverware only once.
Read moreInsurance data reveals lifestyles of Swiss people
The whole country should pounce on the data of the Swiss Insurance Association (SIA). Then it would become clear why Switzerland ticks the way it does.
Read moreUBS struggles to meet corporate targets
UBS has announced its results for the past financial year. The crux lies in the fine print, although the big bank shines above all.
Read moreSwiss bank tolerates another dodgy customer?
Swiss banks should be very cautious when doing business with politically exposed persons, so-called PEPs. Now another blatant case comes to light.
Read moreThe SIF sinks into the mud
The State Secretariat for International Financial Matters (SIF) has come under fire. This shows that the authority is not needed at all.
Read moreGermany pays out hundreds of Corona vaccine claims
Apparently, the Corona vaccine can cause extreme side effects as well as death. States have exempted the pharmaceutical industry from obligations, and a big country is compensating for vaccine damages.
Read moreGeneration change at service provider for generations
Generations of schoolchildren have grown up with these products. The mastermind behind it is now withdrawing from the Swiss education market.
Read moreParmelin’s chatter at round tables
Economy Minister and SVP Federal Councillor Guy Parmelin convenes one round table after another. What is the point to all of these meetings?
Read moreWhat do banks and asset managers bring to clients?
Already for the eighth time the company Zwei Wealth presents the comparison of the achieved annual returns of banks and asset managers. The wheat is indeed being separated from the chaff.
Read moreBasel gets new panoramic view of the old town
The 140-year-old building of the main post office in Basel needs to be renovated. The Axa Investment Foundation, as the owner, lifts the veil on the renovation by star architects Herzog & de Meuron.
Read moreStrategic tactical games of the Federal Council
Switzerland has its back to the wall financially. But when it comes to saving money, the Federal Council is just playing games, as two examples show.
Read moreSwitzerland’s largest museum ‘misplaces’ paintings
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.
Read moreFederal Council backtracks on quality of physicians
Switzerland wanted to put a bar on new physician licensing. But this backfired and it is being revised – with an almost funny justification.
Read moreRestaurant chain L’Osteria adds more toppings
The restaurant chain L’Osteria has a new majority shareholder. A three-digit million amount for the “best pizza and pasta”?
Read moreSwiss foreign trade running out of steam
Swiss foreign trade has been top so far. But in the fourth quarter of 2022, it declined and, adjusted for inflation, 2022 was a real flop.
Read moreSwatch Group loses 700 million Swiss francs
Swatch Group has seen gigantic sales losses due to lockdowns in China. Apart from that, the business 2022 saved a mega idea.
Read more47.000 new comrades in Switzerland
The Raiffeisen banking group has created six new Raiffeisen banks within a year. The business model has literally become independent.
Read moreHolcim Group buys and buys and buys
The Holcim Group, which focuses on building materials, is making one acquisition after another. They strengthen the company in two areas.
Read moreSwiss car market changes completely
The Swiss car market is changing and vehicle manufacturers, importers and dealers are taking on new roles. Electromobility is adding one more thing.
Read morePoor results of Federal Councillors at this year’s WEF
The ‘Who’s Who’ meet at the World Economic Forum. The Swiss government painted a bad picture in Davos. Even Spain did better and met the economic elite.
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