A selloff in chipmakers weighed on stocks as speculation around OpenAI’s revenue revived worries that the ...

Nearly €215 billion ($241 billion) of France’s corporate bonds now trade as if they were safer than the government’s, an ...

A rise in oil prices prompted a fresh round of selling in bonds and stocks as even a record profit from chipmaking heavyweight Samsung Electronics Co. failed to muster demand for riskier assets.

Asian stocks were set to open higher after a tech-led rally pushed the S&P 500 index near a record as investors largely ...

As Republicans appear to lose faith in their president, the US is raising global concerns about artificial intelligence and ...

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As Ukraine comes under bombardment and Vladimir Putin brandishes the nuclear threat, should we still listen to the Russian ambassador tasked with investigating the “crimes of the Kyiv regime”?

The vote on the neutrality initiative saw open interference by Russia – as well as covert operations, Swiss authorities say.

Welcome to our selection of some of the biggest – and most colourful – stories in Switzerland over the past seven days.

Swiss Steel has announced further restructuring that will affect sites in Germany and lead to further job cuts, CEO Frank ...

The Swiss Senate wants to go further than the government on the issue of the safeguard clause relating to immigration.

Zurich court will deliver verdict in case against former Raiffeisen chief executive Pierin Vincenz in January.