Federal Court elegantly gets out of the affair

The Federal Supreme Court should call off the Federal Assembly on the amendment of the Energy Act. But it rejected a corresponding appeal and still showed sympathy with the legal case.
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The Federal Supreme Court should call off the Federal Assembly on the amendment of the Energy Act. But it rejected a corresponding appeal and still showed sympathy with the legal case.
Read moreResidential real estate prices are continuing to rise rapidly in Switzerland. However, it’s not all uphill.
Read moreCredit Suisse is moving forward with the announced restructuring of its investment bank. But the deal with a U.S. firm is dragging on for years.
Read moreGlobal mergers and acquisitions (M&A) fell sharply in the third quarter. Compared to the same quarter last year, four sectors in particular stand out.
Read moreOrganizations are supposed to keep a lot of secrets. But everything comes out at some point, as an example from the media industry shows.
Read moreThe Swiss Alfred Büchi revolutionized drive technology. After 100 years the ABB Group found this no longer exciting, but it could be proven wrong.
Read moreThe crypto world is out of control with the problems at the famous exchange FTX. But two major Swiss providers are making surprising statements.
Read moreAuctions of art collections are usually already spectacular. But what happened in New York will go down in the history books several times over.
Read moreThe world of Bitcoins, Ethereums & Co. has become quite established. However, some developments in crypto are just incredible at the moment.
Read moreThe pandemic has shown how disagreement among virologists can play out. Now economists are arguing, and this could be fatal for Switzerland.
Read moreAnyone who thinks people have to save money is very much mistaken. And those who think online retail is ahead are wrong again.
Read moreSwitzerland always pretends to be environmentally friendly. Yet this is not at all true when it comes to one of the most significant types of pollution.
Read moreInsurance group Zurich Insurance is on track for growth. However, there is a long hair in the soup.
Read moreThe Swiss Life Group is losing momentum. Revenue growth in the first three quarters is analogous to the half-year. But one point must be of far more concern.
Read moreThe FTX exchange, popular among crypto investors, has apparently run into extreme difficulties. However, the crypto world seems to be spared yet another insolvency case – for the moment.
Read moreWages will rise like they haven’t done in a long time. Inflation is eating away at some of it, but in the long run workers have extremely good cards to play.
Read moreOne of Switzerland’s largest real estate companies, PSP Swiss Property, is having problems increasing its net profit. One circumstance in particular is really hitting home.
Read moreValiant Bank has presented its quarterly results. The 1,000 employees significantly increased earnings across two positions.
Read moreThe established banks are only slowly understanding the potential of the crypto world. However, the bank of all banks is getting the hang of it.
Read moreSwiss financial institutions are coming under pressure from all sides. So not only is competition strengthening, but major shareholders are also likely to interfere – loudly.
Read moreStock market guru Warren Buffett has presented the results for the third quarter from his holding Berkshire Hathaway. And the losses are horrendous.
Read moreThe energy crisis and rising prices are putting bakeries under pressure. With a trick, they are now fighting the decline in sales.
Read moreWhile 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.
Read moreIt’s a tragedy when companies don’t have the right management. Now it turns out that investors can make a decision about that ahead of time, too.
Read moreThe latest travel data impressively show how tourists at home and abroad are currently behaving. There is no sign of a slowdown in the trend.
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