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The UK’s largest luxury watch retailer seeks to reduce its debt with the share sale
Private equity firm’s biggest bet is discount retailer — and it has no plans to change that
The Mirabaud partner talks of his faith in active management and the group’s bicentenary
Built-in obsolescence of smart devices keeps old-school industry ticking over nicely
The Swiss rail company has become the continent’s largest IPO this year
The nature of the industry means dramatic leaps upward are unlikely
Policymakers warn of rising political and economic ‘uncertainty’
LumX had already been slimming down following years of losses
Using maternity leave to cut female managers’ bonuses is hardly the way to gender equality
Swiss bank does not restore full bonuses after female staff return from having children
Chief expects UPC deal to proceed despite one shareholder declining to participate in rights issue
Germany’s Freenet owns 25% of Sunrise and opposes funding the deal via a rights issue
Why the levy on fortunes is as enduring as the ultra-democratic nation itself
British government has yet to roll over most existing deals with ‘third party’ countries
Zug takes only a small portion from its richest residents but the revenue is significant
Currency abruptly dropped early in the Asian trading day
Just beyond the pistes of Andermatt, Eric Kendall finds a perfect spring retreat for skiers
Staff who report wrongdoing risk losing their jobs or even criminal prosecution
Initiative has US approval and rivals EU plan to bypass sanctions
EU says Switzerland’s ‘equivalence’ deal allows access to bloc without following its rules
Failure to endorse closer alignment to bloc is snub to Brussels
