St. Gallen News
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Central banks should be careful what they say about the future if they want flexibility to set monetary policy.
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UBS AG is always looking at all shareholder suggestions, Chief Executive Officer Sergio Ermotti said, a day after investor Knight Vinke Asset Management LLC called for a spinoff of the lender’s investment bank.
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St. Galler Kantonalbank AG, which is majority-owned by the Swiss canton of St. Gallen, said it may sell part of its Hyposwiss private bank after reviewing its cross-border business.
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Companies that fix prices and hide it may be easier to spot than you think, according to researchers Tanja Artiga Gonzalez, Markus Schmid and David Yermack.
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European countries adopting a “Jekyll and Hyde” strategy toward China have a greater chance of winning more exports to the world’s fastest-growing major economy, according to University of St. Gallen economists.
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Europe’s crisis is imposing fiscal discipline on working households, spendthrift governments -- and the occasional billionaire.
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After five years of meetings, the BRICS emerging-market nations made some headway in their push for more sway in the global financial system, agreeing to set up a $100-billion currency crisis fund and a new development bank.
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Helvetia Holding AG, Switzerland’s fourth-biggest insurer, increased its full-year dividend by 6.3 percent after full-year profit rose on higher investment income and improving non-life results.
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China may let its currency appreciate by the time of a Group of 20 meeting in late June, Japanese Vice Finance Minister Rintaro Tamaki said.
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Ethical Coffee Co. said it will appeal a ruling by a court in the Swiss canton of Vaud upholding a nationwide injunction against sales of the company’s capsules that that fit in Nespresso machines.
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