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Europe's Fastest-Growing Categories 2024: Germany - Vimarsana News

Europe's Fastest-Growing Categories 2024: Germany

Elevated prices shaped German consumers' grocery shopping decisions last year, according to the Europe's Fastest-Growing Categories report.

Immigration in Switzerland: a threat or a chance for prosperity? - Vimarsana News

Immigration in Switzerland: a threat or a chance for prosperity?

Switzerland's population is about to reach the 9 million mark, which brings the discussion of immigration back to the political spotlight.

Switzerland's population hits record high: surprising growth regions - Vimarsana News

Switzerland's population hits record high: surprising growth regions

Almost 9 million people were living in Switzerland at the end of 2023. Places away from the centres are experiencing the greatest growth.

Study: German population to increase by just 0.6% by 2040 - Vimarsana News

Study: German population to increase by just 0.6% by 2040

Germany's population is projected to increase by just 0.6% by 2040, according to an analysis released on Tuesday. The study presented by the Bertelsmann Foundation said that population growth will be unevenly distributed across Germany's individual federal states. While Saarland and the eastern states have to plan for population declines compared to 2020, the authors forecast an increase for the other states. According to the calculations, the population change in Germany's 13 non-city states by

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Number of Swiss bankruptcies increases for third year in a row - Vimarsana News

Number of Swiss bankruptcies increases for third year in a row

The number of bankruptcies in Switzerland has increased for three consecutive years for the first time since records began.