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Apparel maker On Holding experienced a slump in its shares during premarket trade. This occurred after the Zurich-headquartered, U.S.-listed company guided investors toward weaker-than-expected sales for the year.

On Holding AG reported second-quarter net income of $132.8 million, with 39 cents per share and adjusted earnings of 44 cents per share. While the adjusted earnings met Wall Street expectations, the company's revenue was $1.08 billion, which missed the expected forecast of $1.11 billion.

On's LightSpray technology uses robotics to create running shoe uppers in three minutes, reducing construction from 200 parts to seven and cutting 200-300 hours of human work. The company, founded in 2010, has filed 200 patents, achieved $3 billion in annual revenue, and a $15 billion market cap while competing against Nike and Adidas.

Chubb Corp. reported second-quarter profit of $2.85 billion, or $7.30 per share, exceeding Wall Street expectations of $6.63 per share. Adjusted revenue of $15.77 billion fell short of forecasts of $15.9 billion.

Zurich and Geneva are the world's most expensive cities for everyday items like cappuccinos and Coca-Cola, while Tokyo is notably cheaper. A report by Deutsche Bank Research Institute using Numbeo data highlights price disparities across 69 cities, with Turkey having the most expensive iPhone 17 Pro at $2,592.

Zurich and Geneva are the top cities in the world for disposable income despite being among the most expensive places to buy groceries, according to a new survey.

Singapore remains the world's most expensive city for luxury spending for the fourth consecutive year, with Zurich rising to second place and Monaco entering the top three for the first time since 2020. The report by Julius Baer Group highlights surging prices for luxury items like watches and jewelry globally.

Singapore remains the world’s most expensive city for luxury spending for the fourth consecutive year, with Zurich rising to second place and Monaco entering the top three for the first time since 2020. The report by Julius Baer Group highlights global price surges in luxury items like watches and jewellery.

Switzerland’s inflation has slowed for the first time in eight months. The article references shoppers in central Zurich but provides no additional details.

A UBS study found that nearly 35,000 people became millionaires in France in 2025.

Paris uses a 75-mile district cooling network operated by Fraicheur de Paris to chill water from the Seine and supply air conditioning to buildings, reducing electricity use and emissions by 50% compared to standalone systems. The system faces strain during Europe's current heatwave, which has caused closures at landmarks like the Louvre and Eiffel Tower and disrupted transport and agriculture.

Warehouse fires in California, fueled by automation, dense storage, and hazardous materials, are causing costly, toxic disasters. Recent incidents in Boyle Heights, Redlands, Carson Industrial Center, and Ontario highlight risks like toxic smoke, supply chain disruptions, and long-term environmental contamination.

Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf arrived in Zurich for talks to advance a memorandum of understanding between Tehran and Washington. Qalibaf emphasized the guiding role of martyrs in the delegation's mission, and the visit aims to discuss fulfilling the agreement's obligations without initiating new negotiations.

Switzerland is considering whether 10 million people should be a population threshold. Pedestrians passed Swiss national flags in Zurich, Switzerland, on May 22.

Donald Trump’s eldest son advised investors against investing in China during a Zurich event, stating they cannot be considered allies. This occurred despite his father’s administration seeking to enhance commercial relations between the US and China.

UBS Group AG has offered its first Additional Tier 1 (AT1) bonds since Swiss authorities paused regulatory reforms. The UBS Group AG headquarters is located in Zurich.

Shiona McCallum visits Fifa HQ in Zurich to observe new technology being utilized in the World Cup.

EFG International AG, a Zurich-based bank, is expanding its operations in the Americas by focusing on Brazil and Florida. The bank's headquarters are located in Zurich, Switzerland.

Three people were injured in a stabbing at a Swiss train station in Winterthur, near Zurich, by a knifeman who allegedly shouted 'Allahu akbar' before being arrested by police. The victims are hospitalized, but their conditions remain unknown.

Three people were wounded in a blade attack at a railway station in Winterthur, Switzerland, on Thursday morning. The suspect, a 31-year-old Swiss man, was arrested, and authorities are investigating his motive.

A Google engineer in Zurich, Michele Spagnuolo, faces U.S. charges for allegedly exploiting confidential data about Google's 2025 Year in Search to make $2.75 million in Polymarket bets, profiting $1.2 million. The FBI alleges he laundered proceeds via cryptocurrency transactions and decentralized exchanges.

Adecco CEO warns that Switzerland's 10 million population cap will negatively impact the company's operations. The staffing and recruitment firm faces headwinds from Switzerland's restrictive immigration policies that limit labor supply.

Julius Baer Group expects substantially higher first-half profit compared to previous periods. The Swiss wealth management firm is reporting improved financial performance.

UBS is responding to scrutiny regarding a Nazi-accounts probe while facing pressure from the Senate. The bank reported strong financial performance with increased share buybacks totaling $3 billion for the year.

Typewise, a Y Combinator S22 company, is actively hiring an AI Growth Engineer for their Zurich or remote positions. The job posting indicates the company is expanding its team to focus on AI-driven growth initiatives.

Switzerland's economy grew more than expected despite challenges from the franc and energy prices. The growth is a positive sign for the country's economic health. This growth occurred in the context of the Limmat river in Zurich.

UBS Group AG has been fined €6 million by Monaco for repeated failures in preventing dirty money laundering. The fine is a result of the bank's inability to properly monitor and report suspicious transactions. UBS Group AG is a global financial institution headquartered in Zurich.

A luxury cruise ship was hit by a deadly hantavirus outbreak off the coast of Cape Verde with close to 150 people onboard. South Africa confirmed a strain of the virus that can spread among humans in rare cases. The Swiss government reported a man infected with the hantavirus after being a passenger on the MV Hondius.

UBS Group AG reported a net income of $2.5 billion in the third quarter, exceeding the consensus estimate of $1.4 billion. The company's headquarters is located in Zurich, Switzerland. A capital bill related to UBS is set for delay after its first hearing in Parliament.

Swiss lawmakers are gathering to discuss a law that will shape the future of UBS. The law is expected to have a significant impact on the company's operations. UBS is a major financial institution with a presence in Zurich.

A Swiss minister alleges that UBS Group AG is utilizing party funding to influence lawmakers in Switzerland, as reported in a news article. The article references the UBS headquarters in Zurich, highlighting the company's central role in the issue.

The Swiss National Bank (SNB) announced that Chief Economist Lenz will retire, with Brown set to take over. The SNB reiterated its readiness to sell the franc but avoided cutting borrowing costs into negative territory.

Finma, the Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority, warns that granting immediate access to Mythos could pose systemic risks to banks. The caution highlights concerns about potential financial instability linked to unregulated or high-risk entities.

Switzerland is considering capital concessions for UBS Group AG ahead of a parliamentary test, which could reduce the bank's capital buffers. The decision comes as part of broader financial regulations affecting the Swiss banking sector.

UBS is awaiting clarity on Switzerland's capital rules, which could impact its operations. The article mentions a UBS branch located at the former Credit Suisse headquarters in Zurich.

Martin Schlegel, president of the Swiss National Bank (SNB), emphasized the bank's increased willingness to intervene in foreign exchange markets to manage the Swiss franc's value. The SNB reiterated its stance of selling the franc but avoided cutting interest rates into negative territory during its March 19, 2026, rate announcement.

Sarah Ferguson, also known as Fergie, was spotted sofa-surfing in Cork and Zurich before breaking cover in Austria. A royal insider suggests she will eventually have to address the situation.

The Swiss government's executive order is expected to influence the debate on the UBS bill, according to a lawmaker. The UBS Group AG headquarters in Zurich is highlighted in the article.

UBS Group refused to release settlement files related to Nazi accounts sought by an investigator after a court setback. The court's decision prevented the release of the requested documents.

UBS Group AG, based in Zurich, Switzerland, reported a third-quarter net income of $2.5 billion, exceeding the expected $1.4 billion. The bank is collaborating with a bond insurer for private debt securitization.