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Sports Round-Up: Ice hockey playoffs are underway
Wednesday, 10 March, 2010The ice hockey playoffs are underway in Switzerland. Matthew Leighton tells us which teams are off to the best start—plus a look at how the Swiss are doing in the final week of the World Cup ski season and the latest from the Champions League in football:
Wednesday, 10 March, 2010The ice hockey playoffs are underway in Switzerland. Matthew Leighton tells us which teams are off to the best start—plus a look at how the Swiss are doing in the final week of the World Cup ski season and the latest from the Champions League in football:
Business Report: Huge jump in Chinese exports
Wednesday, 10 March, 2010Exports from China have bounced back in a big way, up about 45 percent compared to last year. Henk Potts has details. Plus Sony is launching 3D television in June, betting on a television revolution—and sterling is under pressure again.
Wednesday, 10 March, 2010Exports from China have bounced back in a big way, up about 45 percent compared to last year. Henk Potts has details. Plus Sony is launching 3D television in June, betting on a television revolution—and sterling is under pressure again.
Time Capsule: Famous Swiss Americans of yore
Tuesday, 9 March, 2010Natasha Proietto brings us the fascinating life story of Albert Gallatin and other well-known Swiss who left for the Americas:
Tuesday, 9 March, 2010Natasha Proietto brings us the fascinating life story of Albert Gallatin and other well-known Swiss who left for the Americas:
Foreign Affairs: Looking for ways out
Tuesday, 9 March, 2010Are elections in Iraq the beginning of a way out for the U.S. military? Does the Greek crisis offer an opportunity for Europe to get its political act together? Should Switzerland take Libya’s threats of jihad against it seriously? Iran wants to join the Human Rights Council—sheer provocation or wish to engage and come back into the fold? To debate those questions, Philippe Mottaz invites Daniel Warner from Geneva’s Graduate Institute, writer Matthew Stevenson and Stéphane Bussard from the foreign desk of Swiss daily newspaper Le Temps:
Tuesday, 9 March, 2010Are elections in Iraq the beginning of a way out for the U.S. military? Does the Greek crisis offer an opportunity for Europe to get its political act together? Should Switzerland take Libya’s threats of jihad against it seriously? Iran wants to join the Human Rights Council—sheer provocation or wish to engage and come back into the fold? To debate those questions, Philippe Mottaz invites Daniel Warner from Geneva’s Graduate Institute, writer Matthew Stevenson and Stéphane Bussard from the foreign desk of Swiss daily newspaper Le Temps:
Health Matters: Dementia and memory loss
Tuesday, 9 March, 2010Dr. Michelle Wright takes us through the signs and symptoms of dementia—and how to cope if you or someone you love suffers from it:
Tuesday, 9 March, 2010Dr. Michelle Wright takes us through the signs and symptoms of dementia—and how to cope if you or someone you love suffers from it:
Uncorked: Swiss solution to age-old wine buying problem
Tuesday, 9 March, 2010Who can you trust in the bottle store? Wine writer Jack Turner introduces us to a Swiss website that mashes up the data from all those wine rankings, medals and competition awards to give a more reliable weighted ranking system:
Tuesday, 9 March, 2010Who can you trust in the bottle store? Wine writer Jack Turner introduces us to a Swiss website that mashes up the data from all those wine rankings, medals and competition awards to give a more reliable weighted ranking system:
Sports Round-Up: Lambiel steps into a different spotlight
Tuesday, 9 March, 2010Matthew Leighton has details on Swiss figure skater Stéphane Lambiel’s decision to retire from competition. Plus a look at netball—a growing sport in Switzerland, whose U17 girls team is off to a major competition.
Tuesday, 9 March, 2010Matthew Leighton has details on Swiss figure skater Stéphane Lambiel’s decision to retire from competition. Plus a look at netball—a growing sport in Switzerland, whose U17 girls team is off to a major competition.
Business Report: Oil rallies back
Tuesday, 9 March, 2010Oil hit an 8-week peak above $82 a barrel, near its highest level of the year, on news out of the U.S. and China. Henk Potts has details on what that means for markets and consumers—plus a huge if not entirely unanticipated loss for EADS reported yesterday.
Tuesday, 9 March, 2010Oil hit an 8-week peak above $82 a barrel, near its highest level of the year, on news out of the U.S. and China. Henk Potts has details on what that means for markets and consumers—plus a huge if not entirely unanticipated loss for EADS reported yesterday.
Executive Life: Pierre Loing, Nissan
Monday, 8 March, 2010What does it take to bring a new car from idea to reality? Pete Forster speaks with one man who makes it happen: Pierre Loing, Vice President of Product Strategy and Planning at Nissan.
Monday, 8 March, 2010What does it take to bring a new car from idea to reality? Pete Forster speaks with one man who makes it happen: Pierre Loing, Vice President of Product Strategy and Planning at Nissan.
Kids in Mind: Father and son
Monday, 8 March, 2010Child psychotherapist Rachel Melville-Thomas talks about how to engage this tricky relationship from the beginning:
Monday, 8 March, 2010Child psychotherapist Rachel Melville-Thomas talks about how to engage this tricky relationship from the beginning:
