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Franc and prices
Euro-franc exchange, inflation and purchasing power: what a Swiss salary is really worth.
115 articles on franc and prices, newest first.
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Last day to ride the Säntis cable car
From May 1st, the Säntis cable car will be closed for renovations. The new cabins will be able to transport up to 85 passengers.
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Lugano strengthens appeal for high-net-worth individuals
The Municipality of Lugano confirms an action plan to attract wealthy taxpayers and international investors
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ECB holds rates but inflation risks rise
The ECB keeps rates unchanged but warns of inflation risks due to Middle East conflict. Impacts for cross-border workers in Ticino.
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ECB: rates unchanged, impact on Ticino
The ECB keeps interest rates unchanged, with implications for cross-border workers and the Ticino economy.
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Italy inflation April 2026: +2.8% and grocery basket up
In April 2026, Italy's inflation rises to +2.8%, with a +2.5% increase in the grocery basket.
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BPER-BCC branch transfer in Varese province
BPER Banca is transferring six branches to the BCC Iccrea Group in the provinces of Varese and Como. Here's what changes for customers and employees.
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Demographic decline alarms Ticino's future
Low birth rate and aging population concern the Canton of Ticino. Parliamentary question for a cantonal strategy.
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Fed: Powell's farewell with steady rates
Jerome Powell leaves the Federal Reserve asserting the institution's independence, while rates remain between 3.50% and 3.75%.
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Credinvest Bank grows
The Swiss bank closes 2025 with revenues of 22.80 million and a gross profit of 4.93 million, investing in technology and talent.
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UBS and Karin Keller-Sutter clash over lobbying
UBS bank and Federal Councillor Karin Keller-Sutter clash over lobbying. Ermotti denies pressure, Matter calls it ridiculous.
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China blocks Manus acquisition: here's why
Beijing halts Meta's }; billion purchase, fearing loss of strategic technology
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Swiss banks ready for Gulf clients
Capital transfers and potential residence moves to Switzerland due to the Iran conflict
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Andrea Giuliani new president of Gastro Bellinzona and Alto Ticino
Change at the top of Gastro Bellinzona and Alto Ticino: Andrea Giuliani replaces Luca Merlo. Concerns for the current season.
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Bank customer service: UBS leads, digital banks lag
UBS and Basel-Landschaft Cantonal Bank offer 24/7 service, while online banks like Revolut and Neon rank last.
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Andrea Giuliani leads GastroBellinzona Alto Ticino
Andrea Giuliani is the new president of GastroBellinzona Alto Ticino. The association faces economic challenges and hopes for the catering industry.
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Ex Bank of Italy HQ for sale in Varese: why it's not selling
The former headquarters of the Bank of Italy in Varese has been for sale for years. We discover the price and the reasons why it doesn't find buyers.
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Airpack Lombardia: 41 jobs at risk of dismissal
Belgian owner Abriso insists on closing the Ossago Lodigiano plant, despite purchase offers.
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Luxury car thefts in Ticino: 5 stolen in a weekend
Two thefts in a single garage in Murten: 5 luxury cars stolen in a weekend
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SNB: UBS rules not extreme
SNB President Martin Schlegel defends new rules for UBS, downplaying the risk of the bank leaving.
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Per Giümai buys last three Monte Piaroi buildings
The Per Giümai association has completed the purchase of the last three buildings on Monte Piaroi, thanks to private contributions and collaboration with Civil Protection.
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Bank of Italy in Varese: 10 years later, the empty giant
The historic building on via Sacco has been for sale since 2018, but it hasn't found any buyers. Here's why.
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Domestic violence: prevention through dialogue in St. Gallen
In St. Gallen, the police intercept potential domestic violence offenders and engage them in preventive talks with a 90% success rate.
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New euro banknotes: two themes and historical faces in the running
The European Central Bank is speeding up the redesign of euro banknotes with two proposals: European culture and nature. Final decision by the end of 2026.
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Ticino Supermarkets: Migros, Coop, and Aldi Reassure on Prices
No immediate price hikes for everyday products despite the Middle East crisis. Here's what changes for cross-border workers