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Swiss government rejects proposal to limit immigrationThe Swiss government on Monday rejected a hard-right proposal to limit immigration to stop the population from hitting 10 million before 20...- Rich world’s growing civil unrest comes with an insurance stingStrikes, riots, and civil commotion (SRCC) insurance risks have surged, with losses escalating from negligible to over $8 billion between 2...
- Dollar under fire again as investors reassess Trump policies and geopolitical riskThe U.S. dollar is facing renewed pressure in early 2026 due to a confluence of factors, including Washington's desire for a weaker currenc...
- Jamie Dimon, CEO of US' largest bank JPMorgan, unhappy with global elites' meet in Swiss Alps’ Davos, says ‘you’re not doing a good job…’JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon had blunt feedback for what he called the “Davos elite," and he is supposedly not happy with the job they ar...
- Pass-portals Unlocked: Why high net-worth Indians are leaving for foreign passportsDespite India's growth, a segment of HNIs are pursuing foreign passports for mobility, tax advantages, and career flexibility. While countr...
- Europeans seek 'digital sovereignty' as US tech firms embrace TrumpInterest in European-based digital services has jumped in recent months, data from digital market intelligence company Similarweb shows. Mo...
- Trump tariff worries set gold on course for eighth straight weekly gainGold prices remain steady, poised for an eighth consecutive weekly gain due to concerns over U.S. President Trump's tariff plans that could...
- Pope Francis told to 'stick to Church' after Trump migrant critiquePope Francis criticizes Trump's mass deportations of undocumented immigrants, calling it a "major crisis" that harms migrants' dignity. In ...
- Trump 2.0 boosts interest in Davos: World Economic Forum chiefDonald Trump is not attending the World Economic Forum in Davos, but his policies are a key focus for attendees. WEF President Borge Brende...
- Bitcoin push pits SNB’s orthodoxy against Swiss crypto crowdSwiss Bitcoin advocates aim to enshrine the cryptocurrency in the constitution, positioning it alongside traditional reserves like the doll...
- Global CEOs confront new era with Trump win, risk of tariffsGlobal business leaders were concerned about rising protectionism and tariffs. Some praised Trump's pro-business stance and tax cuts. Other...
- Donald Trump's comeback: From dollars to markets, what's at stake for global economy?Trump returns to White House: Donald Trump is set to become the 47th President of the United States. With Trump coming back to power, analy...
- Emergency Credit Suisse rescue shakes faith in SwitzerlandThe use of emergency laws, in which shareholders and parliamentarians have no say, will also damage the standing of Switzerland's financial...
- Noise around CAA distraction for India: Harman CEOHarman CEO Dinesh Paliwal says govt’s CAA, Article 370 decisions ‘misinterpreted’, calls for more business-friendly policy.
- The Lehman effect to last a lifetimeSurrounded by a whiff of hostility, business houses sensed they have to quickly change tack to keep alive the interest of unforgiving share...
- People must trust government to guarantee openness: Swiss PresidentBerset said leaders from across the world have assembled here to reflect together on the future of our society and the movements that influ...
- US presidential polls: How Donald Trump wins over European far-right partiesDonald Trump's mix of nativism and protectionism has proved a winning formula for far-right parties across the European continent.
- WEF 2015: Swiss President Simonetta Sommaruga warns against ignoring uncertainties felt by peopleUncertainty is prevalent in current conflicts and crisis regions as well as in the comparatively prosperous countries of Europe, she said.
- WEF to feature six sessions for interaction with publicThe World Economic Forum will have at least six sessions on diverse topics including gender equality, refugees and capitalism.
- London’s low taxes, vast talent pool lure foreign corporatesEven as its financial services industry retrenches, 45 foreign cos moved their global or regional HQs to London last year.
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