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Continent showing effects of fewer first vaccinations and slow rollout of second doses
Hesitancy in Austria, Germany and Switzerland intersects with anti-establishment and populist politics
Former heads of world and European football indicted by Swiss authorities over $2m payment
Institutions set up to manage the financial assets of rich families have quietly become key investors in financial markets
How Fadri Arpagaus reinvented a high-altitude inn as a gourmet retreat
From first descents on Baffin Island to an alternative Alpine ‘haute route’
Executives at IHAG and consultancy for super-rich accused of helping to hide $60m through offshore scheme
Move comes after year-long hiatus that paralysed one of the world’s most important white-collar crime fighting authorities
Majority of voters support the reform in all 26 cantons, including the most traditionally socially conservative
Efficiency of newly-expanded hub at Zurich contrasts with Heathrow
Tourist sector that targeted visitors from beyond Europe has been hit by pandemic
The pandemic has changed how people want themselves, their clothes and their homes to smell
Beatrice Trussardi’s new foundation has created an installation in a remote mountain hut as part of its ‘nomadic’ programme
Bank now has an investment portfolio larger than most of the world’s biggest sovereign wealth funds
Switzerland was key conduit through which Russian officials were thought to have laundered money
On Zermatt’s lofty glaciers, the skiing goes on all year. For those who missed out on the winter season, this could be the year to try it
Diplomatic tussle with Brussels lends extra urgency to stalled renewables projects
Swiss tourism given shot in the arm by new rules on vaccinated visitors; Caprice Holdings makes debut in Greece
Carmaker goes to Swiss courts alleging £10m advanced by customers has been withheld by dealers
Aim is to maintain competitiveness for host of multinationals based in low-tax cantons
Adviser David Solo played key role as GAM and Credit Suisse funded group’s expansion
The collapse of talks on closer ties with the EU is a blow to the bloc too
Many felt the new agreement was one-sided and gave too much away to Brussels
Bern pulls plug on framework agreement with EU after seven years of negotiations
Bern’s decision will resonate in Britain as it seeks to recalibrate its own relationship with the bloc
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