Switzerland's unique blend of economic resilience, political stability, and high quality of life makes it a valuable model for businesses.

A foundation in Switzerland is a legal entity where assets are dedicated to a specific purpose, established through a foundation deed.

With the arrival of summer and holidays, you can enjoy reading anywhere, regardless of the weather.

A limited liability company (GmbH) in Switzerland requires a minimum share capital of CHF 20,000, fully paid in.

A corporation (Aktiengesellschaft or AG) in Switzerland requires a minimum initial capital of CHF 100,000

A limited partnership in Switzerland consists of at least one general partner, who has unlimited liability, and one limited partner, whose l

Switzerland is not known for whiskies and yet they do exist, Langatun is one of them! At home in the canton of Bern, this fine drink has als

A general partnership is a legal form in Switzerland that is mainly used by small and medium-sized companies in which at least two natural p

A sole proprietorship in Switzerland is straightforward to set up and involves minimal legal requirements, making it an attractive option fo

Nemo's victory at Eurovision 2024 marks a significant moment for non-binary representation in music. Their win celebrates diversity, sends a

Over the next few weeks, we will be writing about setting up a company in Switzerland and what it takes to do so

Zurich's tradition of the Sächsilüüte and how the burning of the snowman did not happen in 2024

Every fourth Monday in November, the traditional Ziebelemärit (onion market) takes place in Bern

Our tour leads us to the canton of Glarus towards the Linthal, driving through many little villages where in the 19th century an...