Category Archive: 3) Swiss Markets and News
Lukas Braunschweiler, CEO Sonova
Sonova-CEO Lukas Braunschweiler äussert sich im Interview mit cash zu Geschäft und Aktie des Hörgeräteherstellers und fragt sich, wie wahrscheinlich eine Übernahme von Sonova durch einen Giganten wie Johnson&Johnson wäre.
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Top marks for building school with local wood
A primary school in Vaulruz in canton Fribourg – built with wood from the local forest – has won a prestigous prize for making good use of local resources. (RTS/swisisnfo.ch) — swissinfo.ch is the international branch of the Swiss Broadcasting Corporation (SBC). Its role is to report on Switzerland and to provide a Swiss perspective …
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The West Is Going Through a Profound Demographic Transition
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The West Is Going Through a Profound Demographic Transition
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A dark chapter in Swiss history
Up until the 1980s tens of thousands of people in Switzerland, like the homeless and prostitutes, were locked away for ‘reeducation’, without appearing before a court. That’s according to the interim report of a commission of experts. (SRF/swissinfo.ch) — swissinfo.ch is the international branch of the Swiss Broadcasting Corporation (SBC). Its role is to report …
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Marriage across cultures
One in three marriages in Switzerland is binational, according to federal statistics. Swiss public television asked couples from two different cultures about their lives together, the unexpected surprises and the challenges. (SRF/swissinfo.ch) — swissinfo.ch is the international branch of the Swiss Broadcasting Corporation (SBC). Its role is to report on Switzerland and to provide a …
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How to Profit from China-US Tensions
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How to Profit from China-US Tensions
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Angry Politics: How angry voters can impact investments | Andrew Summers | Vision 2017
Andrew Summers, Head of Collectives at Investec Wealth & Investment, discusses his views about the rise of ‘Angry Politics’ and what it means for investing. The article was originally published in Vision 2017, highlighting the thoughts of our Research Team, detailing some of the key investment themes they feel will be prevalent in 2017. Download …
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Smart Buildings: Tech Towers | John Haynes, Head of Research | Vision 2017
John Haynes, Head of Research at Investec Wealth & Investment, discusses his views on the advancements seen not only in building materials, but the technology that manages the building. The article was originally published in Vision 2017, highlighting the thoughts of our Research Team, detailing some of the key investment themes they feel will be …
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Regime Change | Investment Insight from John Haynes, Head of Research | Vision 2017
John Haynes, Head of Research at Investec Wealth & Investment, discusses the end of the 35-year bull market seen by bonds. The article was originally published in Vision 2017, highlighting the thoughts of our Research Team, detailing some of the key investment themes they feel will be prevalent in 2017. Download the full Vision 2017 …
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Share Raising & The Sharing Economy | Ben Thomas, Research Analyst | Vision 2017
Ben Thomas, Research Analyst at Investec Wealth & Investment, discusses his views about the meteoric rise in popularity of the sharing economy, and how Airbnb and Uber have impacted the economy. The article was originally published in Vision 2017, highlighting the thoughts of our Research Team, detailing some of the key investment themes they feel …
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Gene Editing: A Disruptive Technology | Jimmy Muchechetere, Research Analyst | Vision 2017
Jimmy Muchechetere, Research Analyst at Investec Wealth & Investment, discusses his views about the latest medical advancement; gene editing. The article was originally published in Vision 2017, highlighting the thoughts of our Research Team, detailing some of the key investment themes they feel will be prevalent in 2017. Download the full Vision 2017 eBook for …
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The Rise of the Robojob | Simon Lapthorne, Senior Research Analyst | Vision 2017
Simon Lapthorne, Senior Research Analyst at Investec Wealth & Investment, discusses the rise of the robojob, and what advances in automation means for the economy. The article was originally published in Vision 2017, highlighting the thoughts of our Research Team, detailing some of the key investment themes they feel will be prevalent in 2017. Download …
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Business of Sport: A Commercial Behemoth | Shilen Shah, Bond Strategist | Vision 2017
Shilen Shah, Bond Strategist at Investec Wealth & Investment, discusses his views about sport’s transition from grass roots to commercial behemoth. The article was originally published in Vision 2017, highlighting the thoughts of our Research Team, detailing some of the key investment themes they feel will be prevalent in 2017. Download the full Vision 2017 …
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Here’s the Reason the Volatility Index Is Unreasonably Low
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Here’s the Reason the Volatility Index Is Unreasonably Low
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Swiss Might Drop Daylight Savings
Switzerland could drop daylight savings. Currently, Switzerland’s Federal Council sees no reason to abandon it, however if Switzerland’s neighbours did it would follow, mainly for economic reasons said the Federal council. National councilor Yvette Estermann (UDC/SVP), who is fiercely opposed to daylight saving, took the opportunity to point out the negative health consequences of changing the time every six months.
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