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Swiss Data Center Strategy Shifts Focus to International Expansion
11 February 2024
Swiss Data Center leaders propose a strategic shift towards international expansion, citing efficiency and resource optimization.
Signa Receives a Small Loan from ZKB
9 February 2024
Signa secures a loan from Zürcher Kantonalbank for a prime Zurich property, underlining the complexities of real estate financing.
Swiss Pension Fund, UBS Analysis: A Mixed Start to 2024
9 February 2024
Swiss Pension Funds shows a divergent start to 2024, with performances ranging widely amidst market uncertainties.
Ems-Chemie Faces Sales and Profit Decline in Challenging Year
9 February 2024
Ems-Chemie navigates a tough year with declining sales and profits amid cautious consumer behavior and a robust Swiss franc, adjusting its shareholder distributions.
Deepfakes & Cybercrimes: $10 Million for Tips on Bosses Behind 1,500
9 February 2024
The U.S. intensifies its crackdown on cybercrimes, offering hefty rewards for intel on Hive network chiefs, amid rising deepfake threats in Switzerland.
Hostage on the Train in Yverdon: Perpetrator Shot Dead
9 February 2024
A tense four-hour standoff on a regional train near Yverdon results in the police fatally shooting a 32-year-old hostage-taker, ensuring the safety of all 15 hostages involved.
40,000 People Follow the Colorful Fritschium Parade in Lucerne
8 February 2024
The Fritschium Parade, a vivid display of floats and music, captivated 40,000 in Lucerne, featuring political satire and innovative concepts amidst traditional festivity.
14% of Zug’s population primarily speaks English
8 February 2024
Zug witnesses a significant linguistic shift, with English becoming a primary language for 14% of its residents, reflecting its growing importance in the local workforce and community.
Pictet Profit Hit by Strong Swiss Franc and US Fine
8 February 2024
Pictet's profit dips as the strong Swiss franc and a hefty US fine take a toll, yet the bank sees growth in asset management.
Swisscom CEO Does Not Comment on Vodafone Rumors
8 February 2024
Amid challenges in the Swiss telecom sector, Swisscom shifts focus to Italy's energy market, with CEO Christoph Aeschlimann steering clear of acquisition rumors.
Bank Vontobel Cuts Jobs After Profit Decline
8 February 2024
Bank Vontobel embarks on a CHF 100 million cost reduction strategy, including job cuts, in response to a 2023 profit downturn.
Solothurn Decides Limits the Number of State Employees
8 February 2024
Solothurn faces a pivotal vote on March 3 to potentially cap the canton's government workforce, aligning staff numbers with population growth.
Voters in Uri Vote on Police and Environmental Law
8 February 2024
On March 3, Uri voters will cast their votes on crucial revisions to the cantonal police and environmental laws, aiming to enhance safety and sustainability.
Low Automation Risk for Jobs in Switzerland
8 February 2024
A Federal Statistical Office survey in Switzerland reveals only 1% of the workforce faces high automation risk due to routine tasks and low autonomy, showcasing Switzerland's low risk compared to Europe.
Swiss Lotto Jackpot Grows to 45.3 Million CHF
7 February 2024
he Swiss Lotto Jackpot escalates to an astonishing 45.3 million francs as no winners emerge in the latest draw, marking a significant moment in the game's history since 1970.
Public Warning: Pesticide Residues on Ceposa AG’s Dried Tomatoes
7 February 2024
Ceposa AG discovers harmful pesticide chlorpyrifos-ethyl in dried tomatoes, posing potential health risks.
Aargau Slaughterhouse Shuts Down
7 February 2024
Aargau slaughterhouse O. Braunwalder in Wohlen AG ceases operations due to worker shortage, soaring energy costs, and market pressures.
SBB Will Run More Trains Through the Gotthard from March
7 February 2024
SBB trains boost Gotthard passage with weekend and early options, enhancing connectivity and seat availability for passengers.
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