Category Archive: 3) Swiss Markets and News
Pagamenti nel Mobile Banking
► Pagamenti nel Mobile Banking ► UBS Mobile Banking ► https://www.ubs.com/ch/it.html ► UBS Svizzera - la vostra banca - da oltre 150 anni.
Scoprite in questo video come registrare ed eseguire i pagamenti nell’app Mobile Banking.
► Potete trovare ulteriori informazioni sul mobile banking qui: https://www.ubs.com/ch/it/private/digital-banking/private/mobile-banking.html
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Paiements sur le Mobile Banking
► Paiements sur le Mobile Banking ► UBS Mobile Banking ► https://www.ubs.com/ch/fr.html ► UBS Suisse - votre banque - depuis plus de 150 ans.
Cette vidéo vous montre comment saisir et réaliser des paiements dans l’app Mobile Banking.
► Vous trouverez de plus amples information sur les services bancaires mobiles à l'adresse suivante :
https://www.ubs.com/ch/fr/private/digital-banking/private/mobile-banking.html
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Payments in Mobile Banking
► Payments in Mobile Banking ► UBS Mobile Banking ► https://www.ubs.com/ch/en.html ► UBS Switzerland - your bank - for over 150 years.
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Zahlungen in Mobile Banking
► Zahlungen in Mobile Banking ► UBS Mobile Banking ► https://www.ubs.com/ch/de.html ► UBS Schweiz – Ihre Bank – seit über 150 Jahren.
In diesem Video erfahren Sie, wie Sie Zahlungen in der Mobile Banking App erfassen und ausführen können.
► Mehr rund um das Thema Mobile Banking finden Sie hier: https://www.ubs.com/ch/de/private/digital-banking/private/mobile-banking.html
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SWISS plans to introduce rapid pre-boarding Covid tests
German airline Lufthansa will introduce rapid tests before certain flights to detect Covid-19 in passengers. If the trial, set to start in October, is successful, it will be expanded to Lufthansa subsidiaries Swiss International Air Lines (SWISS) and Edelweiss.
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Covid-19: Swiss ‘industry mix’ helps avert dramatic GDP slump
Government economists say the impact of the pandemic in Switzerland is slightly less severe than previously feared. This is partly thanks to the mix of industries in Switzerland and the decision to rapidly lift coronavirus restrictions, according to the State Secretariat for Economic Affairs (SECO).
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Switzerland to ramp up seasonal flu vaccinations to cut Covid-19 co-infection risk
As winter approaches the federal and cantonal governments of Switzerland are hoping a larger number of people than normal will get the seasonal flu jab as the spread of Covid-19 continues, according to RTS.
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The slow but steady progress of driverless buses in Switzerland
Over the past five years, various kinds of autonomous vehicles, including buses, have popped up on Swiss roads. But though testing continues, a driverless future might yet be some years away.
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Swiss regulator censures Bank Syz over money laundering
The Swiss financial market regulator FINMA has reprimanded Bank Syz for breaching money laundering rules involving a business relationship with an Angolan client.
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Rapid Covid-19 tests could offer a path back to normal
Swiss pharmaceutical company Roche plans to launch a test that can detect the coronavirus in 15 minutes. Could tests like this become the norm?
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2500 students quarantined at Lausanne’s hotel school
Around three quarters of the students at the hotel school of Lausanne (EHL) have been placed in quarantine after a number of students tested positive for SARS-CoV-2, reported RTS.
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Switzerland and UK balance sovereignty with EU market access
Britain’s controversial Internal Market Bill has prompted Switzerland’s former chief negotiator with the EU, Michael Ambühl, to examine the thorny issue of sovereignty in EU talks.
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How the Swiss film industry is coping with the pandemic
Filmmaking doesn’t naturally lend itself to social distancing, meaning the coronavirus is disrupting films worldwide. This is how Swiss directors and the industry have been coping with the situation.
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Parliament clarifies federal government powers to manage Covid-19 crisis
Measures put in place by the federal government to help manage the coronavirus crisis can be officially extended thanks to a decision by parliament.
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WEF Davos conference in doubt for 2021
The World Economic Forum’s (WEF) flagship summit may not take place in Davos next year, businesses in the alpine town have been warned. The pandemic had already forced organisers to postpone the event from its usual January slot to a potential early summer date.
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Swiss women’s football anniversary
It's the 50th anniversary of the women’s football league in Switzerland, and there's a special exhibition at Zurich's football club to celebrate women's participation in the sport.
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‘Switzerland failing to tackle money laundering’: Thelesklaf
The former head of Switzerland’s anti-money laundering office says the country is failing to pull its weight in the fight against large scale corruption. Daniel Thelesklaf is convinced that billions of dollars are still being laundered through Swiss banks, largely unchecked.
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Confidence in vaccine safety remains low in Switzerland
Compared to much of the world, confidence in the safety of vaccines is low in Switzerland, according to a recently published study. In 2015, only 30% of Swiss questioned strongly agreed that vaccines were safe, ranking it 133rd out of 149 nations in terms of confidence in vaccine safety.
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Chlorothalonil in Zurich’s groundwater above the limit in 60 percent of samples
The banned substance chlorothalonil, which is in some pesticides, has been found to be above the limit in 60% of ground water samples taken across the canton of Zurich over the last 12 months, reported SRF.
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Do the WTO and the 1972 Free Trade Agreement guarantee Swiss access to the EU market?
The authors of a popular initiative to limit immigration to Switzerland from the 27-nation European Union say a “yes” vote will not affect Swiss businesses’ access to the EU market. A fact check shows the claim to be misleading.
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