Migros is preparing the biggest restructuring in its history, with up to 3,000 administrative jobs reported to be on the line.
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Rain and wind did little to dampen the 33rd Lausanne Marathon, which drew more than 15,500 registered runners yesterday.
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Swiss pension funds are investing more than ever in infrastructure, but most of the money is flowing abroad.
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Burglaries are surging across French-speaking Switzerland, with Geneva the hardest hit canton in the country
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Three men are in a critical condition in hospital after a wrong-way crash this morning on the A40 motorway at Saint-Julien-en-Genevois
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Lausanne's new tram is already drawing complaints — before it even enters service
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Swiss companies will pay most for AI expertise next year, according to a new salary guide from recruiter Robert Half
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A magnitude 3.8 earthquake has struck near the Diablerets in Vaud this morning, felt across a wide area of the Alps
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Switzerland is short of 130,000 tonnes of potatoes after the worst harvest on record, and shoppers can expect higher prices
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Switzerland is bringing back double surnames for married couples from 1 January next year
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Switzerland reverts to winter time on Sunday morning, with clocks going back one hour at 3am
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The Switzerland-EU package has cleared another hurdle today
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Swiss exports grew 2.6% in the third quarter to just under CHF 75 billion, confirming the recovery that began the previous quarter, according to figures released by the federal customs office on Tuesday
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Swiss travellers heading into major French cities face a second night of targeted curfews after Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu extended Monday's restrictions, saying they had contributed to a calmer first night
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Jean-Claude Savoy, the former president of Chermignon in Valais, appeared again yesterday before prosecutors investigating the Constellation bar fire in Crans-Montana
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Swiss citizens will be able to apply for a new biometric identity card from 2 November, citing Monday's announcement from the Federal Police
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Switzerland is heading for its first real taste of winter, with a cold front bringing rain, wind and a sharp drop in temperatures
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Winter tyres are not legally required in Switzerland, but drivers can still be found negligent if their car is not fit for the road
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Drivers along Lake Geneva face major disruption on Sunday as the Lausanne Marathon shuts cantonal roads between Ouchy and Vevey from early morning to late afternoon
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