For more than sixty years, Swissminiatur has been bringing the Swiss Confederation to life in miniature. The president of the Ticino park discusses the evolution of tourism, his commitment to cantonal identities, and the challenges the country will face by 2050.
On June 14, the people of Geneva will be voting for the fifth time in fifteen years on Sunday opening. In Madrid, the regional authorities completely liberalized store opening hours in 2012. The results.
For more than seven decades, a singular beverage has made its mark on the Swiss landscape. Alexander Barth, Chairman of Rivella's Board of Directors, explains the reasons behind this success and shares his vision of the country's future.
Between family heritage and decisive innovation, Véronique Besson-Rouvinez retraces the rise of her estate and defends a freer viticulture. In the face of foreign competition and regulatory constraints, she calls for the freeing of energies.
Faced with the return of protectionism, it's important to remember that there can be no prosperity without trade, competition and work. For liberals, the challenge is not to withdraw, but to forge new alliances with the world of tomorrow.
The founder of QoQa inaugurates our series of economic interviews devoted to the country's future. He describes the keys to his model and the burden of bureaucracy, and argues for greater support for entrepreneurs in the face of foreign competition.
Entrepreneurs see the world differently. A declaration of love to a minority that deserves protection, as seen through the eyes of a media professional.
Without crises, there would be no real progress, says Daniel Bloch, owner of chocolatier Camille Bloch. For him, success is partly a matter of luck.
Aurélien Demaurex embodies a singular path between ecology, entrepreneurship and politics. The co-founder of Ecorobotix shares his vision of an audacious country, and offers advice to those who want to put technological innovation at the service of the common good.
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