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Swiss Signa company receives definitive debt restructuring moratorium

A Swiss company belonging to the struggling Signa empire has received a further extension to its debt restructuring moratorium.

Givaudan achieves massive organic growth in the first half-year

As expected, the Geneva-based flavor and fragrance manufacturer Givaudan achieved higher sales in the first half of 2024.

Logitech continues its strong growth trajectory in the first quarter of 2024/25

Logitech increased its turnover and profit more than expected in the first quarter of 2024/25.

Two people win a monthly pension for five years at Eurodreams

Two lucky players will receive a monthly pension of CHF 2,222 for five years after Monday's Eurodreams draw.

Another body found in the bed of the Maggia river in Cevio in Ticino

Another body was found in the Maggia riverbed near Cevio in Ticino shortly before 5 p.

Mountaineer falls to his death on Monte Leone on the border with Valais

A German mountaineer has fallen to his death on the Italian side of Monte Leone. According to the Ansa news agency on Monday, the victim was between 50 and 60 years old.

31 people with respiratory symptoms after chemical incident in Visp VS

A substance escaped from a chemical company in Visp in the canton of Valais on Monday afternoon.

Investigation into derailed rail car on the Bernina line GR

The Swiss Transportation Safety Investigation Board (Sust) has opened an investigation into a derailed railroad carriage on the Rhaetian Railway's Bernina line.

Harris has “excellent chances” for Democrats in Switzerland

US Democratic voters living in Switzerland are hoping to see the first woman in the US presidency.

Logitech must nominate Borel candidate for Chairman of the Board of Directors

In the dispute over the appointment of the Chairman of the Board of Directors at Logitech, company founder Daniel Borel has prevailed.

Swiss researchers use AI for breast cancer characterization

Artificial intelligence (AI) is set to make the classification of breast cancer diagnoses more precise and cost-effective.

80 rabbits stolen from hotel enclosure in the Black Forest

Unknown persons have stolen 80 rabbits from the animal enclosure of a hotel in Löffingen, Baden-Württemberg.

Man with two dogs runs under a train in Aarberg BE

A 63-year-old man traveling with two dogs was hit by a train in Aarberg in the canton of Bern on Sunday morning.

Four-day federal festival in Misox to mark 500 years of the Grisons

The third covenant festival to mark the 500th anniversary of Graubünden will take place in Misox from August 1 to 4.

Swiss companies remain financially robust

Compared to Europe, the financial situation of Swiss companies is stable. However, corporate restructuring activities have also increased in this country in recent months.

Paléo Festival in Nyon ready for a rush of visitors

The Paléo in Nyon, one of Switzerland's biggest festivals with around 250,000 visitors expected, opens its doors on Tuesday.

Slope manager of the Téléverbier ski resort sentenced again after accident

The slope manager of the Téléverbier ski resort has been sentenced to a conditional fine of two years for involuntary manslaughter following the fatal accident of an Italian ski tourist in 2014.

Zurich Airport examines legal steps due to IT breakdown

Zurich Airport is considering whether to take legal action in light of Friday's IT failure.

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