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Group CEO Andrej Majcen has publicly framed the restructuring as "an offensive play rather than a defensive one."
Should buyers treat retirement-fund withdrawals as a last resort to bridge a genuine funding gap rather than a default financing strategy?
Did Managing Director Florian Maurer accelerate the India/overseas outsourcing shortly before his own departure?
Of the 124 people who applied, the City Council selected 25.
A family of four can expect to spend upward of CHF 5,000 a month on basic expenses alone, excluding housing.
Someone who arrived in Switzerland at age 30 and contributed faithfully until retirement, for example, would reach only about 80% of the maximum pension.
If your lease still references 1.5% or more, you are probably entitled to a reduction and should request it in writing.
Vontobel's relocation should force Zurich authorities to reconsider their tax and building regulations.
Replacement parts are also more expensive.
Asian and African job seekers face up to 19% worse odds in Switzerland. Zurich just voted to do nothing about it.
Some improvement in business conditions is emerging for the third quarter, particularly in the wholesale sector.
UBS has operated a major service hub in Krakow since the early 2010s, initially moving HR, IT and other support functions from Zurich to the Polish city.
There is continued pressure on buyers across the country as single-family homes see strongest annual price increase.
For EU/EFTA citizens, moving to Switzerland for work in 2026 remains straightforward. For everyone else, it is possible but requires careful planning, an employer willing to sponsor you, and patience with the process.
With nearly 55% voting against the proposal to limit the country's population to 10 million, Swiss Voters reject population cap in blow to People's Party's anti-immigration agenda.
Are Bern policymakers even trying to slow medical-cost growth without cutting benefits that voters are reluctant to give up?
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