Economy
Wednesday, 17.09.2025
Alongside the Cité des métiers, which will take place in November at Palexpo, fifteen short videos are published every Wednesday on social media.
The luxury group was the victim of a cyber intrusion in June. The hackers accessed the contact details and purchase amounts of customers from Gucci, Balenciaga, and Alexander McQueen.
He is one of Europe's most wanted men and was long considered missing. Now, a team of journalists has reconstructed the Austrian's new life using leaked data.
Borussia Dortmund draws 4-4 against Juventus Turin in their Champions League opener. But what happened with Serhou Guirassy's jersey?
Following his death, colleagues honored not only Robert Redford's acting talent but also his commitment to independent films and environmental protection.
Historically, agriculture has played a decisive role in the establishment of Franco-Geneva collaboration. However, problems remain. Agricultural circles are trying to alert the authorities.
The funds to compensate clubs for the upcoming World Cup have been significantly increased by FIFA. Now, clubs whose players have already participated in the qualifiers also benefit.
Due to insufficient evidence in the McCann case, Christian Brückner has left his German prison after serving a sentence for rape.
Representatives of the EFTA countries, including the Swiss Minister of Economy, signed the free trade agreement with the Mercosur states on Tuesday in Rio de Janeiro.
The Swiss army will not receive an additional billion francs from the federal government for the purchase of air defense ammunition. After the National Council, the Council of States also said no on Wednesday.
The former site of the cigarette manufacturer in the Jura has been sold to Loxo Immo. Watchmaking groups could soon set up there.
Following the suspension of American aid, Colombia stops purchasing weapons from the United States. An escalation that comes as cocaine production has reached a record level in the country.
Friendly and relaxed, is the late summer watch fair finding its limits? Between an oversupply of brands and declining sales, the Geneva Watch Days are victims of external pressures.
The indictment contains overwhelming evidence against Tyler R. He allegedly admitted to friends and his partner that he shot the right-wing activist Charlie Kirk.
This document, which attributed more deadly violence to the far right than to the left, has been removed. This withdrawal comes after the assassination of conservative influencer Charlie Kirk.
A Swiss Airbus had to abort its takeoff in Boston on Tuesday evening. Flames shot from an engine.
Activists were arrested after projecting images of the American president with the sex offender onto the royal residence. The American president will be welcomed there this Wednesday for a state visit.
According to the disclosed figures, "KPop Demon Hunters" is now by far the most successful Netflix film ever.
The board of directors of the solar cell manufacturer from Thun currently no longer believes in a future. Remaining employees in Switzerland and Germany have been laid off.
The tech giant announces a massive investment, half of which is dedicated to cloud and artificial intelligence. The announcement coincides with Donald Trump's state visit to London.
With our infographics, discover the prices by types of housing, sizes, and municipalities in all the cantons of the region.
Karine Curti, director of the Foundation for the Attractiveness of the Canton of Geneva, discusses the competitiveness of the Geneva area.
A new day of strikes and protests is scheduled across the country on Thursday. With a new prime minister also in a precarious position.
Actress Fabienne Hadorn is on stage at a song evening that revolves around positions of power. What can the economy learn from the theater scene?
In Utah, the trial against the alleged attacker has begun. Meanwhile, Kirk is increasingly being portrayed as a martyr by many MAGA supporters.
In Utah, the trial against the alleged attacker has begun, and he faces the death penalty. Meanwhile, Kirk is increasingly being portrayed as a martyr by many MAGA supporters.
In Utah, the trial against the alleged attacker has begun. Meanwhile, Kirk is increasingly being portrayed as a martyr by many MAGA supporters.
Opponents of the imputed rental value, led by the Romands, are making a spectacular comeback for the vote on September 28. Is it enough? Figures and explanations.
The reform garners 55% "yes", according to our second survey. A score dampened by UDC supporters, of whom 70% oppose the text.
In Rwanda, the final highlight of the season is taking place. How it came to be. And who can hope for medals - all the relevant information about the first and controversial World Championship in Africa.
Only 54 percent support the abolition of the imputed rental value, according to our survey. If the trend continues, a no could prevail in the end. The issue of the E-ID is also exciting.
Of the 265 tenants, only 60 have so far left the Vita-Siedlung of Zurich Insurance in Langnau. The notice period expires at the end of September, but many tenants have contested the termination.
Win 2 premium tickets for the final of the Switzerland SailGP on Sunday, September 21, 2025, in Geneva.
Jean-Pierre von Gunten was the chief lifeguard at the Thun beach for 27 years. Before the season ends on Sunday, he reflects on his most memorable moments.
When retiring early, there are many things to consider. Important: One should not expect to suddenly have lower costs in old age.
The British government is trying to win over the US president with gun salutes and a banquet with the king. However, the USA has long since abandoned the Western community of values.
The cancellation of the concert by Israeli conductor Lahav Shani has been causing a stir in the cultural scene for days. The musician has remained silent on the matter - until now.
These are images that Donald Trump does not want to see: Just before the reception with the king, activists draw attention to the scandal involving sex offender Epstein with a spectacular action.
Tuesday, 16.09.2025
A flurry of goals on Tuesday night for the opening of the first matchday. Arsenal and Tottenham secured their wins, while Benfica and PSV were surprised at home. Overview.
Dortmund and Juventus Turin deliver a great show – with an incredible comeback to 4-4 in stoppage time. Swiss striker Marc Giger celebrates an opening victory with Union Saint-Gilloise.
The murder of right-wing activist and Trump supporter Charlie Kirk has shocked the United States. DNA traces and text messages indicate why investigators have little doubt about his guilt.
On Tuesday, Federal Councillor Guy Parmelin signed a free trade agreement with the Mercosur countries. This allows Switzerland to continue its successful free trade policy.
22-year-old Tyler R. is charged with the murder of right-wing US activist Charlie Kirk. Prosecutor Jeff Gray is seeking the maximum penalty.
Every day, Swiss hotels throw away thousands of barely used bar soaps. So, what really happens to these soaps?
A tour with the CEO of Edmond de Rothschild during the inauguration of the headquarters in the Étang district.
The violent protests at the Vuelta are also affecting Christian Prudhomme, organizer of the Tour de France.
The alleged drug lord is said to have smuggled tons of cocaine into Europe until his arrest in Zurich. Now, the educated man from a respectable background is on trial in Brussels.
Five awards were presented on Tuesday by the CCIG, the State, and the OPI at the Bâtiment des Forces Motrices.
The wallet is losing significance, especially as the e-ID is adopted. However, it is much more than just a shell. Three people have opened their wallets for us.
Next season, six Sprint races will be held again. Montreal, Zandvoort, and Singapore will celebrate their debuts.
The BVB is overhauling its oldest trams while the procurement of new vehicles is stalled.
The Vevey giant announces the resignation of the chairman of its board of directors.
Nestlé chairman Paul Bulcke resigns. His designated successor, Pablo Isla, will take over the presidency of the food company on October 1st.
Nestlé board chairman Paul Bulcke resigns. His designated successor, Pablo Isla, will take over the presidency of the food company on October 1st.
Tomorrow, Wednesday, Switzerland could make history by becoming the first country in Europe to ban the import and trade of cruel fur. It would be a milestone in animal welfare.
Since 2014, Bernd Bauer has been the CEO of Edelweiss. For the past three years, he has also been the CEO of the German holiday airline Discover. He is now stepping down from that position.
Just a few months after the sales launch, Tesla has pulled the entry-level version of its Cybertruck from sale.
After receiving social assistance for over 13 years, a man inherits a property. The Bern administrative court now requires him to repay.
The Israeli army launched a large ground operation on Tuesday to encircle and then occupy the city. Intense airstrikes are forcing 350,000 residents to flee south.
On vacation in the Austrian capital, a Swiss tourist left his wallet in a taxi. The driver immediately returned it.
The fraudster known from a Netflix documentary was apprehended at the request of Interpol. Simon Leviev is alleged to have defrauded women out of a total of ten million dollars.
On Thursday, France is set to experience a "black day". Transport, schools, health: an overview of the affected sectors.
On Thursday, France is set to experience a "black day". Transport, schools, health: an overview of the affected sectors.
Unions are coming together against the announced budget measures. Participation is expected to be twice as high as during the movement on September 10.
From "All the President's Men" to "All is Lost": these are Robert Redford's five most famous performances.
If the government pays more for the new fighter jets than planned, only Parliament should decide, say the bourgeois parties. Meanwhile, a report from a US oversight agency gives the F-35 a poor review.
Major, master farmer, Mr. President: Andreas Aebi has worn many different hats. But he prefers to lead guests through distant lands.
Following the split from Holcim, Amrize is experiencing a tough time on the stock market. However, under CEO Jan Jenisch, a turnaround seems to be on the horizon.
A year after the former ECB president shook Europe with his report, he assesses the situation with Ursula von der Leyen: it is no longer just Europe's future prosperity at stake – but its sovereignty.
Zurich is overhauling its tram network | Trump plans to sue the "New York Times" | Merz struggles with tears | Israel advances into the city of Gaza | Hollywood icon Robert Redford has died
Tailored evaluation missions, hidden criteria, and artificially saved billions: Jurassian politician Pierre-Alain Fridez denounces the behind-the-scenes of a choice he wants to cancel.
The project is led by the former ESC project manager, among others. However, the recording has nothing to do with the Eurovision Song Contest.
At EuroAirport, records are falling. People are flying more than ever. But there is hope for climate protection.
A 44-year-old anesthetist left an operating room for sex, leaving his patient unattended. Now, this father of three is seeking a career again despite his dismissal.
In Albania's new government, a chatbot is now part of the cabinet – solely responsible for the fight against corruption. Prime Minister Edi Rama praises the idea as a stroke of genius, while critics see it as a PR stunt.
From September 13 to 21, athletes from Swiss Athletics will compete for medals at the World Championships. Our overview shows who starts when.
The US Vice President hosts the show of his murdered companion. He uses the "Charlie Kirk Show" as a platform for a turning point – and a challenge to the left.
On Wednesday, the American central bank is expected to lower interest rates for the first time in a long time, much to the delight of Donald Trump, who has long demanded it. But what then?
First, he barricades himself, then he fires shots – and ultimately escapes the Bern special unit. After more than a week, the retiree Peter Hans Kneubühl is captured. What now?
The Basel hurdler quits his final race over 110 meters hurdles at the very first obstacle. The disappointment is huge.
For a long time kept secret, the procurement guidelines of the federal wine cellar are now public: a budget of 70,000 francs and a limit of 35 francs per bottle of red wine.
The historic five-star Kempinski hotel in St. Moritz is replacing its upscale restaurant with a gourmet pizza place. We wonder: why?
The historic Kempinski in St. Moritz is replacing its fine dining restaurant with a luxury pizza chain. We wonder: why?
A trading card of young Lionel Messi was auctioned for 1.5 million dollars. This flawless specimen from his first season at Barcelona is now officially the most expensive football trading card in the world.
The Competition Commission has decided not to investigate Zurich hospitals. They were reported by the temporary staffing industry for deciding not to employ temporary nursing staff anymore.
We tried all three new smartwatches in everyday life and looked at what is really new.
Switzerland has been at the top of the Global Innovation Index for over ten years, among more than 130 countries. It surpasses Sweden and the United States.
He was a charismatic actor and Oscar-winning director: Robert Redford. Now the founder of the Sundance Film Festival has passed away.
Pregnant Mujinga Kambundji celebrated her younger sister Ditaji's success with her grandmother in front of the television. She says: "We have always been able to deliver when it really mattered."
Israeli troops are advancing towards Gaza City. Prime Minister Netanyahu is ignoring all objections - and putting his people at risk.
The Valais winemaker was sentenced on appeal to 45 months in prison. He stumbles particularly because of his love for his "lifestyle."
Which footballer, which footballer is changing clubs, who is extending their contract, who is ending their career? All information about the summer transfer window 2025 can be found here.
The Chinese site now allows Swiss merchants to sell their products. Will the initiative be appealing?
The Gaza war is increasingly becoming a test for the supposedly apolitical ESC: Spain is one of the five largest funders of the competition.
A couple was expelled from Venice for being caught swimming in the Grand Canal. They also had to pay a fine.
The Champions League is entering the league phase. Which Swiss players are involved? Who are the favorites? All the essential information is here.
The American president will meet King Charles III and Prime Minister Keir Starmer between Tuesday and Thursday during his second state visit to British territory.
Never before has so much been paid for a painting by Franz Gertsch as at the auction in Bern. However, "Tabea" is not the only record high reported by the Kornfeld gallery.
A study by the Confederation has shown that better cost management could save 8 billion francs a year.
The Migros subsidiary is launching a TV subscription that operates via an app.
The ship of Igor Grechushkin exploded in the port of Beirut in 2020, causing over 200 deaths, thousands of injuries, and massive damage. He was arrested on September 5 in Bulgaria.
The US Senate has approved President Donald Trump's nomination of Stephen Miran, one of his economic advisors, to the Federal Reserve.
Israel is escalating the bombing of Gaza City, and the displaced are beginning a struggle for survival: there is a lack of open spaces, water, and food, and a tent costs up to 1500 dollars. Voices from Gaza.
The German TV star wants to finally make the leap back to evening television. But in his new show, nothing is really working.
Should army personnel be allowed to take ammunition home again? This is what the Council of States will debate on Wednesday. For suicide prevention, this would be a "major setback," warns an expert.
Two young entrepreneurs offer AI tutoring for 3 francs an hour. They are not the only ones shaking up the private tutoring market.
The group Switzerland without an army (Gsoa) and others continue to fight against the purchase of Israeli drones by the Swiss army.
The long-time mafia hunter and high-ranking police officer Ruy Ferraz Fontes was killed in broad daylight by the Primeiro Comando da Capital, Brazil's most powerful criminal network.
Following the electoral debacle in the province of Buenos Aires, the ultraliberal Argentine president announced a 2026 budget that would take into account the "most vulnerable" population.
General Motors is recalling exclusive Corvette models due to fire hazards. The sports cars, costing over $100,000, could suddenly catch fire while refueling due to a defect in the cooling system.
The canton of Zurich has approved low wages for Eastern European flight crews. The reasoning is flimsy - the consequences are severe.
Threatened by repeated landslides, the village and its residents will relocate to a safe place. A large part of the relocation costs could be covered by the Confederation and the Canton.
The shortlist for the German Book Prize has been announced. The six novels delve into abysses but are also considered by the jury to be a breakthrough.
Following FC Winterthur's defeat against Sion on Sunday, the FCW coach spoke out. He now faces potential consequences.
Sulaiman A. attacked six people with a knife in Mannheim's marketplace in May 2024 - police officer Rouven Laur died from his injuries. The court has now announced its ruling.
The menu at the branch of the largest vegetarian chain in India is so extensive that one can get lost. However, behind each order number lies a surprise – from fluffy Idli cakes to crispy Dosa.
About 850,000 liters of wine were purchased by a Valais dealer from abroad and mixed with Valais wine. He was sentenced to 42 months in prison on several counts.
Terror investigators in Germany are taking action against eight suspects for allegedly forming a far-right armed group.
Cédric Flaction's sentence increased from 42 to 45 months in prison on appeal. He had mixed foreign wines with Valais wine.
During the November pogroms in 1938, it was severely damaged, and now the Rechenbachstrasse synagogue in Munich has been reopened.
Alongside the giants, unusual teams with unique characters are also competing in the group stage. Here are six interesting outsiders.
The decision is a result of a federal court ruling. This found no abuse of market dominance in Swisscom's actions.
Tim Bozon, the former Lion of LHC who moved to Genève-Servette, will be in the spotlight during the Léman derby on Tuesday in Lausanne (7:45 PM).
The new energy law does not provide anything regarding the tax treatment of renovations. This is concerning, as evidenced by an example.
According to the BSS institute, a yes on September 28 would benefit a majority of homeowners, especially wealthy and older ones. All tenants would suffer.
When a loved one passes away, a lot of administrative work falls on the survivors. A notary provides advice on what to consider.
The demographic shift is leading to more young leaders. Prejudices against older employees could become a problem for everyone, say Christian Burri and Sabrina Schell.
577 days just him and his bike: Kilian Schneider conquered the Pan-American Highway. A journey through breathtaking nature, unexpected hospitality, and a fateful tiramisu.
For assignments in Zurich, Air Baltic sometimes writes "Home" in the work schedules. Nevertheless, there is said to be "no sufficient connection to Switzerland." The union has filed a complaint.
Do you have to co-finance the work in the neighbor's garden through additional costs? And what is the administration actually allowed to do? Our readers ask - we answer.
A priest from Ticino was sentenced to 18 months probation for sexual assaults, including on children. Lukas is one of his victims. He views the ruling as mockery and makes serious accusations against the Church.
German electric cars are experiencing a revival in Switzerland - also thanks to the crisis at Tesla. At the same time, fewer and fewer people want to buy an electric car. How does that work?
Fed board member Lisa Cook successfully defends herself in court against dismissal by the US President. For this, Donald Trump was able to appoint his advisor Stephen Miran to the central bank board.
Monday, 15.09.2025
In Memphis, crime is rampant - at least that's what US President Donald Trump claims. He now wants to take action.
Which football player, which female footballer is changing clubs, who is extending their contract, who is ending their career? All information about the summer transfer window 2025 can be found here.
On Tuesday, the new season of the Champions League begins. Without Swiss teams, but with many Swiss fans.
Ami Ayalon, former head of the Israeli domestic intelligence service, contradicts Netanyahu: A Palestinian state is the only way to achieve peace and security in the Middle East.
Silvio Tarchini is the man behind Switzerland's most successful outlet center. In Mendrisio, he made luxury affordable. Why does it still work after 30 years?
Matteo Franzoso fell during training in Chile. The Italian suffered a severe head injury and has now succumbed to his injuries.
The late fashion designer was seen as the guardian of style, in contrast to the ostentatious wealth of the "Cafoni." Nowhere was this more evident than at the Capannina dei Franceschi.
Union representative for police officers, advocate for Blausee-AG, opponent of the Inselspital: the Bernese lawyer Rolf P. Steinegger enjoys taking on sensitive cases. What drives him?
A US newspaper raises the possibility of the bank's departure. This could allow it to evade the strict requirements of the Federal Council. Despite increased lobbying, the Council of States supports the Finance Minister's plan.
Pedro Sánchez demands the same sanctions as for Russia. His request follows protests at the Vuelta in Spain.
The USA are puzzled over the motives of the accused man. Now a new possible motive is coming to the forefront.
The billionaire is pushing his automotive firm towards "stratospheric growth" to make the most of it.
The match was held at the training center of the Catalan club, as the Camp Nou is still under renovation. Hansi Flick's players still won 6-0.
FC Zurich wins against Servette, GC's form curve is heading in the right direction – and Uli Forte criticizes VAR once again. Listen to the "Dritte Halbzeit."
Authorities and tourism stakeholders commit to finding measures without jeopardizing the local economy or the growing success of the Magic Pass. An intention that still needs to prove itself.
After the 0-4 loss to Bremen, the Swiss coach led training on Monday. Now he is said to have been dismissed.
After the 0-4 loss to Bremen, the Swiss coach led training on Monday. Now he is said to have been dismissed.
After the 0-4 loss to Bremen, the Swiss coach led the training on Monday. Now he is said to have been dismissed.
The former security chief of Whatsapp, Attaullah Baig, claims he wanted to improve the security situation at the messaging service. Then he was fired.
The EU and NATO are currently unable to defend against an attack of hundreds of drones. This needs to change quickly, with help from Ukraine.
Maja Göpel explains why our societal values are being tested in times of crisis. She advocates for more courage to question fundamental economic assumptions.
London awaits the US president with mixed feelings: The attack on Charlie Kirk has stirred up the radical right in Britain. Previously, the Epstein affair had reached the government.
The frontman of Patent-Ochsner fell victim to fake advertisements on Instagram. With ironic posts, he counters the fraudulent ads featuring celebrity faces.
The Valais School of Higher Education reports a 4% increase in registrations, with growing interest in part-time studies.
From September 13 to 21, athletes from Swiss Athletics will compete for medals at the World Championships. Our overview shows who starts when.
Cla Meier wins the Knabenschiessen | Temu launches a local offering in Switzerland | Swiss lose interest in electric cars | Kambundji is the world champion | Trams in Oerlikon collide | Unexpectedly many asylum applications
In the former stronghold of the SPD, AfD candidate Norbert Emmerich has made it to the runoff. He presents himself modestly, which is part of the party's strategy.
The federal government wanted to cut J+S contributions by 20%. Now there is more money for youth camps. How this came about.
A clip featuring Hazel Brugger is going viral – elsewhere, SVP Federal Councillor Albert Rösti is the scapegoat for everything bad. Short, often absurd videos are making the internet laugh in a new way.
Four golds and five bronzes – that has been the yield of Swiss Athletics at the World Athletics Championships to date. In Tokyo, Ditaji Kambundji wins gold in the 100m hurdles.
Beijing and Washington are said to have found common ground for the resumption of the social network's activities, which are banned in the United States.
Subsidies for illegal fishing are now banned worldwide. What the new agreement means for consumers and the oceans – and why WWF is calling for even more.
The new CEO Philipp Navratil is a beacon of hope - but for a recovery in stock prices, a turnaround in the numbers is needed. Why it might still be worth it for investors to hold on.
The fate of the indebted construction company symbolizes China's ongoing economic problems. What started as a real estate crisis is now affecting consumption, exports, and even the Swiss watch industry.
Cybercriminals can target all smartphones within a radius of 1 kilometer, sending fraudulent SMS and fake fines. Authorities are calling for the utmost vigilance
A bit of Churchill, a bit of de Gaulle: Sébastien Lecornu is surrounded by an old world. Now he must save the presidency of his friend Macron.
The former biathlete Laura Dahlmeier tragically died while climbing in Pakistan. Experts assessed the situation at Laila Peak and decided against recovering the body.
Despite a shortened final stage again due to pro-Palestinian mobilization, the Dane, a strong favorite, held his ground.
The right-wing activist is just the latest victim. In an increasingly polarized society, the fear of further escalation is growing.
The tea chain has been in liquidation since August. All stores are now closed.
With 248,000 unions last year, France is experiencing a record enthusiasm for weddings. In Switzerland, the opposite phenomenon is confirmed with a decline of 2.6% in 2024.
The country sees "no reason" not to participate in the Eurovision Song Contest 2026. How are other countries and organizers reacting?
In Bern, international conflicts are reflected in a microcosm: over the past ten years, security measures for embassies have increased fivefold.
Conor McGregor enjoys inserting himself into the political debate with right-wing populist statements. However, he is stepping back from his candidacy for the presidency in Ireland - at least for now.
The third generation of the most successful AirPods brings a flood of improvements and brand new sensors. We have already listened to and tested them.
A figure of the anti-immigration movement, the Irish martial arts star withdraws from the presidential race "after careful consideration."
Launched in April 2024 in Renens, the media aimed at 15-25 year-olds has not found a business model to continue its activities.
The portrait of Hollywood's scandalous star is at the top of the streaming charts. Those who thought they knew everything about excesses and human depths will be proven wrong.
The Duke of Sussex showed solidarity with thousands of war veterans during a top-secret trip to Ukraine. He also has clear words for his family.
Never before have so many people flown from Basel this summer. Previous records have been surpassed multiple times.
On average, top managers in Switzerland earn 143 times more than their lowest-paid employees. The difference is particularly large at Novartis. Overall, the wage gap is narrowing slightly.
The department of Landes is launching an unprecedented measure to combat smartphone use while driving.
Thousands of people gathered on Saturday in the heart of the French capital, lured by the promise of free meals promoted by Fares Salvatore.
St. Johannsen is reducing its agricultural area from 118 to 36 hectares. 82 hectares are being returned to the cantonal office for properties and buildings.
Silly, heartbreaking, scheming, and noble: Seth Rogen dedicates an insider series to Hollywood – and makes award history.
The court has requested additional documents before making a final decision. The case involves bribery allegations.
When leaves from the neighbor's garden fall onto one's own property, it often causes trouble. A ruling clarifies the legal situation in Switzerland and shows when one must take up the broom themselves.
Erika Kirk aims to continue her late husband's work – and make his right-wing youth organization "the greatest the country has ever seen."
Workers from foreign companies are still "welcome" in the United States, announced the American president, 10 days after the arrest of hundreds of South Koreans.
A new study reveals that only 24% of future buyers are considering an electric vehicle. Range and prices remain the main barriers.
Swiss German courses at the Migros Club School are booming. What can you learn there? Our author undertook a personal experiment and faced the final boss "ch".
The Bern administrative court supports the plans for a disabled-accessible bus stop with electric bus charging infrastructure.
If one wants to pay off a mortgage early, one often has to pay high fees to the bank. Therefore, it is worthwhile to negotiate well, especially in old age.
Heatwaves and floods that hit the continent have resulted in nearly 40 billion in losses for the European economy, according to a study.
Five teenagers, two of whom are in preventive detention, have been charged in connection with the assault on a BAC officer last week.
Reports suggest negotiations are underway to relocate the banking giant's headquarters from Zurich to the United States.
The former vice president Sinan Selen takes the helm at the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution. Selen had been considered a successor for months.
Each month, find the advice from Crédit Agricole des Savoie regarding money, savings, taxation, and insurance for cross-border workers.
Paralyzed and weakened by Israeli decisions that deprive it of essential revenues, the Palestinian Authority struggles to pay its employees and ensure the continuity of its services.
The 22-year-old created a memorable moment at the Euro in Switzerland. Now she looks back on the summer of her life and shares how people react when she simply gets on the tram.
The Fribourg specialist in the 800m has had a dream summer, highlighted by her first victory in the Diamond League in Zurich. For the Swiss record holder, the sky is the limit at the World Championships in Tokyo.
The Primetime Emmy Awards are the most prestigious TV and streaming awards in the world. Stars like Pedro Pascal and Sydney Sweeney dress up accordingly.
As part of the proceedings, a rose seller describes her journey from India to her arrival in Geneva.
With his two goals and an assist in Thun, the veteran has signaled his ambitions at the national level.
From September 13 to 21, athletes from Swiss Athletics will compete for medals at the World Championships. Our overview shows who starts when.
Some website operators have long warned that AI overviews at Google mean fewer clicks and less advertising revenue for them. Now a large US media company is taking the matter to court.
At what point is a CEO's salary too high? The question raised by Unia's publication on the salaries of top executives must be taken seriously.
The former residence of the Thomi-Hopf family in Allschwil has undergone a remarkable transformation – into the gastronomic establishment Villa Winzerpark. A tour.
In July 2020, a Piper aircraft with three occupants had to make an emergency landing at Euro-Airport due to a fire on board. One person lost their life. The investigation report is now available.
Janis Ueltschi coordinates the youth operations at FC Thun and ensures that everything runs smoothly on and off the field.
Since mid-June, the new contracts between Switzerland and the EU have been under consultation. Their future also depends on the FDP.
Spontaneous help towards strangers: we are not good at it here. And when it comes to donations, it's not much better. Yet it would even be healthy. Compare yourself to the Swiss average!
The image of electric cars has significantly suffered in our country. Industry representatives and politicians are sounding the alarm and pointing fingers at the federal council.
Nick Hayek received 5 million in 2024. But he is far from being the highest-paid CEO in Switzerland. Seven executives even earn more than 10 million, according to a study by Unia.
The Primetime Emmy Awards were held at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles.