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Natural Disasters Caused $135 Billion In Economic Losses: Reinsurance Giant Swiss Re
Natural disasters caused $135 billion in economic losses globally in the first half of 2025, fuelled by the Los Angeles wildfires, reinsurer Swiss Re said Wednesday.
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Swiss Luxury Faces Skyrocketing Prices As Trump's 39% Tariffs Kick In
Prices for the eponymous Swiss watches, Swiss chocolate and Swiss cheese could skyrocket in a week as a result of US President Donald Trump's trade war.
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Mukesh Ambani Among 100 CEOs From India To Attend Davos Summit
The rich and powerful from across the globe will flock to the ski resort town of Davos on the Swiss Alps for five days beginning Monday to discuss what's ailing the world amid fears of the global economy sleepwalking into a crisis, with more than 100 CEOs from India expected to be in attendance.
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India To Become $5 Trillion Economy By 2025, Says PM Modi In Davos, Inviting Investors
India is poised to become a $5 trillion dollar economy by 2025, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said today as he addressed world leaders and global CEOs at the opening session of the World Economic Forum in the snowed-in Swiss mountain resort of Davos, inviting investors to "Come to India."
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Heavy Snow Humbles The Global Elite At Davos Summit
The global economy and geopolitical tensions are taking a back seat to a more immediate problem at this year's Davos summit of political and business leaders: heavy snow is burying the venue.
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India Set To Make A Splash With Yoga, Cuisine As PM Modi Reaches Davos
With exquisite desi cuisine on the platter and live yoga sessions on display, the annual Swiss jamboree of the rich and powerful from "a fractured world" will begin tomorrow in Davos where Prime Minister Narendra Modi is expected to pitch India as a growth engine for the global economy.
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'Dr Doom' Commentator Marc Faber Faces Backlash Over Race Comments
Marc Faber, the Swiss investor based in Thailand, provoked a backlash from business television and investment management firms on Tuesday after comments in his latest newsletter suggested the United States had only prospered because it was settled by white people
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Black Money: Swiss Panel To Discuss Ways To Share Information With India
The Committee on Economy and Royalties of the National Council or CER-N, a key panel of Swiss parliament which rejected on August 15 a proposal seeking to outrightly suspend implementation of the AEOI Switzerland has agreed to adopt with 41 nations including India, will examine the criteria a country would need to satisfy to start getting access to...
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As GST Takes Off, PM Modi Presents Stats Of Crackdown On Black Money
On a day after India's biggest tax reform came into force, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday vowed to continue the crackdown on black money and announced that the government cancelled registration of one lakh firms over the last 48 hours and was probing 37,000 shell companies on suspicions of funneling black money.
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Over 100 From India To Attend World Economic Forum Meet Tomorrow
World's rich and powerful people, including over 100 from India, as well as government heads from the UK, China, Pakistan and Bangladesh will be in this Swiss ski resort for 5-day WEF Annual Meeting beginning tomorrow to hold discussions on global economy and need for a 'responsive and responsible leadership'.
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Swiss Bank That 'Discovered' US Picks China Over Weak Europe
The Swiss bank that built its fortune tapping new opportunities in the U.S. two centuries ago is telling investors to ditch sclerotic Europe and have greater faith in emerging markets.
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Swiss voters back limit on immigration
Voters in Switzerland narrowly backed a proposal to limit immigration on Sunday, in a blow for the government after it had warned that the measure could harm the Swiss economy and relations with the European Union.
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Swiss are most competitive nation, India 59th: World Economic Forum
Switzerland ranked as the world's most competitive economy for the fourth year running, while the United States continued a four-year slide down the table, the World Economic Forum (WEF) said in its annual survey on Wednesday.
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Natural Disasters Caused $135 Billion In Economic Losses: Reinsurance Giant Swiss Re
Natural disasters caused $135 billion in economic losses globally in the first half of 2025, fuelled by the Los Angeles wildfires, reinsurer Swiss Re said Wednesday.
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Swiss Luxury Faces Skyrocketing Prices As Trump's 39% Tariffs Kick In
Prices for the eponymous Swiss watches, Swiss chocolate and Swiss cheese could skyrocket in a week as a result of US President Donald Trump's trade war.
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Mukesh Ambani Among 100 CEOs From India To Attend Davos Summit
The rich and powerful from across the globe will flock to the ski resort town of Davos on the Swiss Alps for five days beginning Monday to discuss what's ailing the world amid fears of the global economy sleepwalking into a crisis, with more than 100 CEOs from India expected to be in attendance.
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India To Become $5 Trillion Economy By 2025, Says PM Modi In Davos, Inviting Investors
India is poised to become a $5 trillion dollar economy by 2025, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said today as he addressed world leaders and global CEOs at the opening session of the World Economic Forum in the snowed-in Swiss mountain resort of Davos, inviting investors to "Come to India."
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Heavy Snow Humbles The Global Elite At Davos Summit
The global economy and geopolitical tensions are taking a back seat to a more immediate problem at this year's Davos summit of political and business leaders: heavy snow is burying the venue.
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India Set To Make A Splash With Yoga, Cuisine As PM Modi Reaches Davos
With exquisite desi cuisine on the platter and live yoga sessions on display, the annual Swiss jamboree of the rich and powerful from "a fractured world" will begin tomorrow in Davos where Prime Minister Narendra Modi is expected to pitch India as a growth engine for the global economy.
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'Dr Doom' Commentator Marc Faber Faces Backlash Over Race Comments
Marc Faber, the Swiss investor based in Thailand, provoked a backlash from business television and investment management firms on Tuesday after comments in his latest newsletter suggested the United States had only prospered because it was settled by white people
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Black Money: Swiss Panel To Discuss Ways To Share Information With India
The Committee on Economy and Royalties of the National Council or CER-N, a key panel of Swiss parliament which rejected on August 15 a proposal seeking to outrightly suspend implementation of the AEOI Switzerland has agreed to adopt with 41 nations including India, will examine the criteria a country would need to satisfy to start getting access to...
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As GST Takes Off, PM Modi Presents Stats Of Crackdown On Black Money
On a day after India's biggest tax reform came into force, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday vowed to continue the crackdown on black money and announced that the government cancelled registration of one lakh firms over the last 48 hours and was probing 37,000 shell companies on suspicions of funneling black money.
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Over 100 From India To Attend World Economic Forum Meet Tomorrow
World's rich and powerful people, including over 100 from India, as well as government heads from the UK, China, Pakistan and Bangladesh will be in this Swiss ski resort for 5-day WEF Annual Meeting beginning tomorrow to hold discussions on global economy and need for a 'responsive and responsible leadership'.
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Swiss Bank That 'Discovered' US Picks China Over Weak Europe
The Swiss bank that built its fortune tapping new opportunities in the U.S. two centuries ago is telling investors to ditch sclerotic Europe and have greater faith in emerging markets.
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Swiss voters back limit on immigration
Voters in Switzerland narrowly backed a proposal to limit immigration on Sunday, in a blow for the government after it had warned that the measure could harm the Swiss economy and relations with the European Union.
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Swiss are most competitive nation, India 59th: World Economic Forum
Switzerland ranked as the world's most competitive economy for the fourth year running, while the United States continued a four-year slide down the table, the World Economic Forum (WEF) said in its annual survey on Wednesday.
