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Swiss Steel shareholders pave the way for restructuring with capital increase

The cash-strapped steel group Swiss Steel can breathe a sigh of relief: the shareholders approved the planned capital increase by an overwhelming majority at the Extraordinary General Meeting on Thursday (today).

Two Swiss and one Irishman among those killed in helicopter crash in Valais

The victims of the helicopter crash on the Petit Combin in the Lower Valais have been identified: They are the 34-year-old pilot with Swiss citizenship, the 45-year-old Swiss mountain guide and the 34-year-old Irish passenger.

Swiss-Steel-VRP: Capital increase secures financing until 2028

With the acceptance of the capital increase of around 300 million euros by shareholders on Thursday (today), Swiss Steel has also secured its financing until 2028.

Robbery at watch store in Le Locle NE

Unknown perpetrators robbed a watch store in Le Locle in the Neuchâtel Jura on Thursday morning.

FDFA does not rule out deterioration of the situation in the Middle East

The Federal Department of Foreign Affairs (FDFA) does not rule out further deterioration in the security situation in the Middle East.

Police catch last escapee from Valais education center

Following the escape from the closed Pramont education center in Granges in Valais at the beginning of February, the police arrested the last fugitive on Wednesday evening.

Medical marijuana improves mental health

According to a Basel study, the liberalization of marijuana in the USA has had little impact on the mental health of the general population.

Astra Bridge is being set up for surfacing work on the A1 in Solothurn

The mobile construction site bridge Astra-Bridge will be erected on the A1 highway near Recherswil SO next weekend.

Swiss Steel shareholders vote almost unanimously in favor of capital increase

The cash-strapped steel group Swiss Steel can breathe a sigh of relief: the shareholders approved the planned capital increase by an overwhelming majority at the Extraordinary General Meeting on Thursday (today).

Mobiliar wants to continue to grow with a focus on its core business

In 2023, Mobiliar once again grew faster than the Swiss insurance market and now has a slightly larger slice of the market pie in its hands.

Ticino octopus species is christened “Chuchichäschtli”

Zurich researchers have discovered fossils of a previously unknown species of octopus in Ticino - and christened them "Chuchichäschtli".

Swiss pilots also express safety concerns about Israel flights

Swiss pilots and flight attendants are increasingly canceling flights to Israel due to safety concerns.

Freilichtmuseum Ballenberg mit Sommerausstellung zum Thema Migration

The Swiss Open-Air Museum Ballenberg is showing the exhibition "On the move around the world" in this year's season.

Law for a secure power supply: The most important points in brief

This Sunday, voters will decide on the law for a secure electricity supply with renewable energies, which is intended to advance the energy transition and secure the electricity supply.

Bad weather on Lake Constance delays work on salvaging the steamboat

The bad weather in March has delayed the preparatory work to salvage the steamship Säntis from the bottom of Lake Constance.

Alliance stands up for secure power supply and renewable electricity

A more secure power supply in the face of rising electricity demand, more electricity from domestic renewable energies and less dependence on electricity from abroad: these are the arguments being used by a broad alliance of six political parties and business and environmental associations to campaign for a Yes vote on the energy decree on June 9.

FT: Finma wants to block access to confidential documents

In the legal dispute over the declaration of the AT1 bonds of Credit Suisse as worthless, the Financial Market Supervisory Authority Finma has written to the Federal Administrative Court against the publication of confidential documents.

Rotpunktverlag lanciert Crowdfunding wegen “Durstrecke”

Rising costs and falling demand are causing problems for the Zurich-based Rotpunkt publishing house.

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