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Foreigners in Switzerland speak more national languages than the Swiss
Foreigners in Switzerland are more likely to speak two of the national languages than their Swiss counterparts.
Fifa's Infantino cleared of ethics violations
Fifa's ethics committee on Friday cleared president Gianni Infantino of ethics violations after investigating him over his use of private jets, personal expenses, hiring methods and a contract dispute.
Geneva to aid France on ‘false’ Swiss residents
The canton of Geneva has promised to help neighbouring regions of France that are losing an estimated 40 million euros a year in tax revenue due to “false residents” of Switzerland who actually live in French municipalities while working in the Swiss canton.
Aid report slams Swiss for 'lack of transparency'
Switzerland ranks among the worst of the world's wealthy countries for its help to poor nations and arrives dead last for policies that encourage investment and financial transparency, a report by a US-based think tank says.
Over a third of Geneva workers live elsewhere
More than a third of Geneva’s active working population lives outside the canton, with the majority residing in neighbouring France and the rest largely in the canton of Vaud, according to a report issued on Thursday.
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Chinese worries hang over Basel watch show
The world's biggest watch fair is set to open this week in Basel amid growing uncertainty over whether the industry can keep up its momentum and rake in another year of record sales in China.
Swiss freeze millions linked to Russian probe
Swiss prosecutors have frozen bank accounts as part of a widened probe into a Russian money laundering case linked to lawyer Sergei Magnitsky, whose death in a Russian prison sparked a row between Moscow and Washington.
Noah crosses boundaries as favourite Swiss name
Noah was the most popular name for Swiss boys in 2011, crossing language barriers to come second among both German and French speaking parents. Mia was the most favoured girls' name thanks to its popularity among German speakers.
Zurich bars flout city's smoking ban
<p>The application of Zurich's smoking ban has weakened progressively since its implementation exactly two years ago, according to media reports.</p> <p> </p>