Switzerland scores poorly in ITUC's index due to inadequate protection against abusive dismissals, highlighting frequent violations of labor rights.

Spar Switzerland reports a 6.7% net profit increase despite a 4.6% drop in sales due to exchange rate impacts.

SBB announces plans to invest billions in 116 new double-decker trains for Zurich S-Bahn and western Switzerland, enhancing commuter services.

Stefan Walter, the new head of FINMA, advocates for tighter regulations on shadow banks and early intervention powers to prevent financial crises.

Swiss employees are increasingly dissatisfied and emotionally detached from their employers, yet few seek new jobs.

Montana Aerospace divests its e-mobility segment, selling Alu Menziken to Mengtai Germany, streamlining its portfolio towards aerostructures.

Swiss pension funds achieved strong returns in May, driven by Swiss and global equities.

Switzerland's prudent financial management shields it from the global debt crisis, thanks to its debt brake policy.

Customers at Galaxus can now see where their clothing originates, with most items coming from China.

Unia plans to take Rolex to labor court over alleged harassment cases and unlawful dismissals.

Zürcher Kantonalbank (ZKB) faces a weekend app glitch, revealing account details of strangers.

UBS Switzerland head Sabine Keller-Busse announces the merger with Credit Suisse will begin July 1, 2024.

Lower mortgage interest rates and rising rents should reduce the home ownership premium soon.

Swiss energy companies express relief over the approval of the Energy Cloak Decree, marking a crucial step toward securing Switzerland's long-term electricity supply.

Consumer sentiment in Switzerland in May 2024 remains steady at -38 points, slightly higher than May 2023, according to Seco.

Russian cyberattacks, funding demands for GPs, and the rise in train travel—this and more in Sunday's Swiss news.

Credit Suisse AT1 bondholders sue the Swiss Confederation over Finma's decision to write down bonds to zero during the UBS takeover.

Breitling CEO Georges Kern targets top 5 ranking for Swiss watch brands, focusing on emerging Asian markets and Generation Z.