EU Newsletter · 14. March 2023

Timeline is accelerating on the Data Act and both institutions are quite confident that they are going to strike a deal before the end of the Swedish Presidency which ends on 30 June 2023.

Economy · 08. March 2023

Progress towards gender parity has seen major setbacks in recent years and the risk of further regression is intensifying.

Country report · 07. March 2023

The military’s grip on the country appears under serious threat for the first time since it took control of the country in 1962

Economy · 02. March 2023

At the end of 2022, Artificial Intelligence (AI) was starting to get on everyone’s lips due to the birth of a new chatbot that was able to provide human-like answers to complex questions using a large amount of data.

Economy · 01. March 2023

CRIF has investigated how the proportion of women in management and on the board of directors in Swiss companies has developed over the last ten years.

EU Newsletter · 21. February 2023

The Economic Committee of the European Parliament has recently adopted its report of the proposal on the European Single Access Point which aims at putting in place a central access point for financial and non-financial information on companies.

EU Newsletter · 16. February 2023

On February 15th 2023, , the European Commission decided to refer Belgium, Bulgaria, Latvia and the Netherlands to the Court of Justice of the European Union for failing to transpose EU rules on open data and the re-use of public sector data (Directive EU 2019/1024, referred to as the Open Data Directive) into national law.

EU Newsletter · 14. February 2023

The text is based on all compromise amendments proposed by the rapporteur and the team of shadow rapporteurs to reach common views.

Economy · 10. February 2023

The large wave of insolvencies feared in the coronavirus crisis, when state aid expires again, has not occurred.

Economy · 07. February 2023

Across Switzerland, bankruptcies increased by 23.2 percent in 2022 compared to the previous year.