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Also in today’s newsletter: Could Switzerland sacrifice its neutrality on the altar of Ukraine?
Authorities launch investigation into last year’s leak of the details of 18,000 accounts at Credit Suisse
High-profile proceeding alleged scheme to corrupt politician responsible for Vienna planning permissions
Resurgent Freedom party leads polls as anger among voters grows and key regional election looms
Bank warns of significant ‘macroeconomic uncertainties’ next year
Barely any of extra €100bn announced by Olaf Scholz in February has been spent due to bureaucratic hurdles
Two companies produce the lion’s share of high-tech tools crucial to make chips
Hopes for growth remain despite dependence on Russian gas and focus to the east
Refurbed’s co-founder on the online marketplace’s growth and start-ups in Austria
Reinhard Wolf, CEO of Austria’s Raiffeisen Ware, argues that new thinking is needed
Demonstrations bring together unlikely hardline bedfellows from left and right over impact of Ukraine conflict
Intelligence shared at G20 summit indicates weapon was intercepting incoming Russian projectile
The filing of Germany’s biggest department store chain for bankruptcy protections intensifies scrutiny of the Austrian developer
Russian businessman rejects allegations as bank’s Frankfurt and Munich branches are searched
Economy minister also seeks to tighten rules on investment in critical sectors
Thomas Schmid, a key ally of former chancellor forced to resign over the scandal, refuses to answer MPs’ questions
Galeria Karstadt Kaufhof owner René Benko, who also co-owns UK retailer Selfridges, under pressure to save mid-market chain
Bern politicians say transfer of ammunition to Kyiv would jeopardise nation’s neutrality
Ceremonial head of state’s mea culpa reflects the shock Putin’s war on Ukraine has had on the ‘old ways of thinking’
Move would create the world’s largest regulated national market for the drug
Green light for Cosco in Hamburg divides lawmakers and draws criticism from Brussels
The Kusnacht Practice treats royals, billionaires and celebrities struggling with mental health problems
The sense of invulnerability cloaking one of Europe’s most politically connected billionaires is punctured
First day of summit set to run over because of diverging positions on energy
Action linked to investigation by state prosecutor into corruption at top of government
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