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Trump tariffs: Swiss companies target alternative export markets
Imogen FoulkesBern, Switzerland AFP via Getty Images So far President Karin Keller-Sutter has failed to reduce US tariffs on Swiss goods President Trump’s tariffs have caused shock worldwide, with governments scrambling to find a deal to placate him. Some have managed: the UK got in first, with a sweet deal of just 10%, the European…
Cost of living: How food prices are making school holidays more expensive
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I fiddled the meter for a mate – and the shop burnt down
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