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The Tages-Anzeiger front page features a mix of international and domestic news. Top stories include a report on a World Economic Forum employee falsely accused and arrested during a US President's visit, Swiss parliamentary debates on capping health insurance executive salaries and European…
An IT expert of Iranian origin was arrested and interrogated for over six hours during Trump's Davos visit; accusations against her were baseless, yet the WEF still fired her.
On the day of premium increases, the National Council shows a show of toughness towards insurance managers, though the caps are minor. The Council of States will debate a referendum against higher premiums tomorrow.
The Council of States is currently debating the European treaties, with the protection of Swiss wages being a key point of discussion.
A member of the Center party in the Council of States has drawn a controversial comparison between the proposed Bilaterals III agreement and a colonial treaty, causing murmurs in the chamber.
'The last battle': Will Donald Trump become a burden for the Republicans? The US President urges voters to act as if he himself were on the ballot, but not all Republican candidates agree.
'Some will leave their sugar beets in the ground because they will lose money otherwise.' Farmer Jacky Pavillard relies on machinery that consumes a lot of fuel. Drought and pests have affected his fields, and now fuel prices are skyrocketing at the worst possible moment.
Investing money in the stock market doesn't have to be risky or complicated. This article shows beginners how to get started.
A guide for beginners on what factors to look out for when selecting Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) for stock market investment.
Since Monday, self-driving cars have been transporting passengers in regular road traffic, a first in Switzerland. For the passengers, it's a wow experience.
