Tennis star Roger Federer hosted a barbecue party in Rapperswil to celebrate the completion of construction work at his new home on Lake Zurich, where his family has now moved.

20 Minuten: Federer Hosts BBQ Party to Mark End of Construction Work

Roger Federer hosted a barbecue party in Rapperswil to celebrate the completion of construction work.

Ticinonline: Federer celebrates new home with barbecue

Tennis legend Roger Federer has reportedly organized a barbecue to celebrate the completion of renovations at his new home on Lake Zurich, where his family has moved.

Artificial Intelligence is projected to impact hundreds of thousands of jobs in Switzerland, requiring significant retraining, while simultaneously creating approximately 5,000 new AI-related positions. Universities are also discussing how to adapt to this technological shift.

20 Minuten: AI Threatens Hundreds of Thousands: How to Save Your Job

AI is set to impact hundreds of thousands of jobs in Switzerland, requiring many to retrain.

Tages-Anzeiger: AI Jobs Boom: 5,000 New Positions Posted in Switzerland

A study from the University of Lucerne indicates a significant increase in job postings related to Artificial Intelligence in Switzerland, with a focus on the skills companies are seeking and what it means for employees.

Le Temps: Lausanne University Rector on AI's Role

Christophe Champod, the new rector of the University of Lausanne, believes the university must take control of its future in the face of artificial intelligence.

A hotel in Geneva faced legal action and was defeated in court for refusing to accept cash payments, with the court upholding the 'Nötli-Pflicht' (cash duty).

Blick: Cash Duty Prevails: Geneva Hotel Refused Cash and Was Defeated in Court

A hotel in Geneva, Switzerland, faced legal repercussions after refusing to accept cash payments, with the 'Nötli-Pflicht' (cash duty) being upheld by the court.

A new report questions why Swiss residents are not switching health insurance providers more frequently, potentially leaving money on the table, following previous concerns about rising premiums.

Blick: Great Switch Illusion: Why Are We Losing So Much Money on Health Insurance?

The article questions why people in Switzerland leave so much money on the table when it comes to switching health insurance providers.

Zoo Zurich has announced a change in its animal strategy, which includes the decision to part with sea lions and king penguins, among other species.

20 Minuten: Zoo Zurich Parts Ways with Sea Lions and King Penguins

Zoo Zurich is changing its strategy and parting with sea lions and king penguins, among other species.

The FDP party has expressed strong disappointment with business associations regarding their stance on a proposed increase in value-added tax (VAT).

Blick: FDP Disappointed by Business Associations: Dispute Over VAT Increase

The FDP party expresses extreme disappointment with business associations regarding the proposed increase in value-added tax (VAT).

Martin Brown officially assumed his position as the new chief economist, formally known as the Head of the Economic Affairs division, at the Swiss National Bank (SNB) on October 1, 2026.

Neue Zürcher Zeitung: In the Shadow of Interest Rate Decisions: Who is Martin Brown, the New Chief…

While the public focuses on the president when the SNB adjusts interest rates, the groundwork for these monetary policy decisions is laid by the new chief economist, Martin Brown.

With national elections one year away, an analysis provides a performance review of Swiss political parties, highlighting their rising and falling influence in Bern.

Tages-Anzeiger: Swiss Parties: The Up and Downers in Federal Bern

With one year to go until national elections, this article provides a performance review of Swiss parties, identifying their rising and falling stars in Bern.

The unemployment rate for young university graduates has increased, with those holding humanities master's degrees finding it particularly challenging to secure entry-level positions or internships amidst a competitive job market.

Le Temps: Graduates Struggle to Find Jobs After University

The unemployment rate for young graduates has risen, with those holding humanities master's degrees finding it particularly difficult to secure entry-level positions or internships in a competitive job market.

Despite a CHF 56.5 billion investment in mobility expansion under the 'Verkehr '45' program, there is widespread dissatisfaction among the public with the outcomes.

watson: Mobility Spending: CHF 56.5 Billion for Expansion, Yet Few Are Satisfied

Despite a CHF 56.5 billion investment in mobility expansion under 'Verkehr '45', there is widespread dissatisfaction with the outcomes.

The operation of self-driving robotaxis in the Zurich agglomeration has raised concerns among the Zurich Taxi Association about the future of the profession, while a GLP National Councillor sees potential opportunities.

Neue Zürcher Zeitung: Robotaxis in Zurich: Does the Technology Threaten the Taxi Profession?

Self-driving cars are transporting passengers in the Zurich agglomeration, leading the head of the Zurich Taxi Association to fear the end of his profession, while a GLP National Councillor sees opportunities.

Annalisa Manera, an ETH Zurich professor, is highlighted as Switzerland's most well-known nuclear activist, advocating for nuclear energy including reactors on Mars, though her outspoken views are met with suspicion by anti-nuclear groups.

Neue Zürcher Zeitung: Nuclear, Nuclear, Nuclear: Switzerland's Most Famous Nuclear Activist

Annalisa Manera, a professor at ETH Zurich, is Switzerland's most prominent nuclear activist, driven by a vision that includes reactors on Mars, yet her outspokenness makes her suspect to anti-nuclear groups.

Customers have expressed concerns that Migros chicken products contain less meat than advertised, prompting the retailer to issue guidance on how to address such situations.

watson: Migros Chicken Concerns: Retailer's Advice

Customers have raised concerns about Migros chicken having less meat than indicated, and the retailer has provided guidance on how to handle such situations.