Swiss Global Companies Compete With U.S. for Lead in Deals http://t.co/ouCgDiBP
Banksters’ paradise? Swiss unveil clean money plan http://t.co/jjJtIom8
Chastened UBS uses 150th events to polish image
ZURICH (Reuters) – UBS (UBSN.VX: Quote, Profile, Research) is using its 150th anniversary to try to rebuild an image tarnished by a $2 billion (1.3 billion pound) trading scandal that struck just as Switzerland’s biggest bank was starting to win back client trust after its near collapse in 2008.
The bank has been back in the headlines for the wrong reasons this month after it posted poor results for the last three months of 2011 and over its involvement in a global inquiry into a conspiracy to manipulate interbank lending rates.
Chastened UBS uses 150th events to polish image
ZURICH (Reuters) – UBS (UBSN.VX: Quote, Profile, Research) is using its 150th anniversary to try to rebuild an image tarnished by a $2 billion trading scandal that struck just as Switzerland’s biggest bank was starting to win back client trust after its near collapse in 2008.
The bank has been back in the headlines for the wrong reasons this month after it posted poor results for the last three months of 2011 and over its involvement in a global inquiry into a conspiracy to manipulate interbank lending rates.
Nestle cautious on 2012 as it seeks new growth
VEVEY, Switzerland, Feb 16 (Reuters) – Nestle
echoed the cautious 2012 tone of other global food
makers on Thursday and added it was banking on new markets and
products to put it ahead of the field after it posted
forecast-beating 2011 sales growth.
The world’s largest food group which makes brands such as
Nescafe, Perrier, Maggi and Carnation warned that 2012 would be
just as difficult as previous years due to continued economic
uncertainties and volatility.
Oldest Swiss private bank is newest U.S. target http://t.co/un8vvBPf
UPDATE 1-Nestle posts strong Q4 sales, cautious on 2012 http://t.co/E16ZgpKb
Nestle posts strong Q4 sales, cautious on 2012
VEVEY, Switzerland, Feb 16 (Reuters) – Nestle
echoed the cautious 2012 tone of other global food
manufacturers on Thursday after reporting forecast-beating sales
growth in the last three months of last year.
The world’s largest food group which makes brands such as
Nescafe, Perrier, Maggi and Carnation warned that it did not
expect 2012 to be any easier than previous years due to
continued economic uncertainties and volatility.


