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Swiss organ transplants reached record level in 2023

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November 29, 2024
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Over-55s account for less than 10% of new hires

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Over-55s account for less than 10% of new hires in Switzerland




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Only 8% of Swiss jobs are filled by people aged 55 and over, even though this age group represents 23% of the working population, says insurer Swiss Life.



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Museum Langmatt reaches settlement with Jewish heirs

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Swiss Langmatt museum settles with Jewish heirs




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The Langmatt Museum in Baden, Switzerland, has agreed terms with the descendants of the former owners of two impressionist paintings



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Artificial intelligence is part of everyday life for young people

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Artificial intelligence is part of everyday life for young Swiss people




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Artificial intelligence has rapidly become part of young people’s everyday lives. According to a survey, 71% have had experience with ChatGPT or other programs.



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Jungfrau Railways invests 70 million francs in new cable cars

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Jungfrau Railways invests CHF70 million in new cable cars




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The Jungfrau Railway Group is ordering CHF70 million cableway installations for the First and Kleine Scheidegg ski areas.



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2300-year-old coin discovered at Augusta Raurica in Augst BL

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Swiss dig unearths 2300-year-old Roman coin




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A bronze coin from the 3rd century BC has been discovered during excavations in the Roman town of Augusta Raurica – the first find of its kind in Switzerland



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The Federal Council does not want to ban Hezbollah in Switzerland

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Swiss government rejects Hezbollah ban




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Nov 28, 2024



Swiss government rejects parliamentary demands to ban Hezbollah as a terrorist group.



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Canton of Zurich and SBB want to test automated public transport in the countryside

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Zurich to test automated public transport service




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The canton of Zurich and Swiss Federal Railways want to test self-driving public transport in rural areas from spring 2025.



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Increased risk of suicide among men with traditional role models

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Swiss study shows increased suicide risk of ‘traditional’ men




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Nov 28, 2024



Men with an attachment to traditional male role models have an increased risk of suicide, although not all men are equally at risk, according to researchers at the University of Zurich.



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Costs for rail expansion by 2035 significantly higher than previously planned

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Swiss rail expansion bill nearly doubles as extra costs mount up




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Nov 28, 2024



The expansion of the rail infrastructure up to 2035 will be significantly more expensive than previously planned. In addition to the CHF16.4 billion already approved by Parliament, a further CHF14 billion will be required.



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Swiss Stock Exchange SIX appoints Bjørn Sibbern as new CEO

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Swiss stock exchange appoints new CEO




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Nov 28, 2024



Swiss stock exchange operator SIX Group surprises the markets by announcing a new operations boss.



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