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Liechtenstein keeps AAA rating, highlighting economic stability, robust banking, and leadership in global philanthropy frameworks.
Countdown to Davos 2026 as Switzerland gears up for the most heated talks in years
Davos 2026 global dialogue gathers world leaders to address economic instability, geopolitical strain and rapid technological disruption in Switzerland.
Paribu buys CoinMENA in USD 240m deal as regional crypto markets consolidate
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AI innovation linked to a shrinking share of income for European workers
AI adoption in Europe shifts income from labour to capital, slowing wage growth and raising economic inequality concerns.
African airspace overhaul set to shorten flight times for European travellers
Free-route airspace across West and Central Africa shortens flight times, reduces emissions, and improves efficiency for European travellers.
Liechtenstein lands AAA rating again as PM hails “exceptional stability”
Liechtenstein keeps AAA rating, highlighting economic stability, robust banking, and leadership in global philanthropy frameworks.
Lusaka Securities Exchange surges ahead on reform momentum
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PROMEA leads with ESG, technology and trust in a changing Swiss market
PROMEA blends sustainability, technology, and trust to redefine Swiss social insurance and prepare for future demographic challenges.
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