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Allegra Catelli

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Equities reporter @business in Zurich. Italian, former TV Producer in Brussels. 📧 acatelli@bloomberg.net
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Ex-Nestle CEO Takes Action Against Swiss Foodmaker Over Firing Original

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By Fabienne Kinzelmann Verified, Allegra Catelli Verified, Angelina Rascouet Verified
| Bloomberg Law Verified
The former chief executive officer of is trying to claw back a bonus and unvested shares stripped from him after he was fired for having an with a subordinate, according to people familiar with the matter. , 64, is engaged in pre-litigation settlement negotiations with the Swiss foodmaker he worked at for 39 years as he believes the nature of his dismissal unfairly damaged his reputation and ability to earn money.
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Holcim Says Europe Labor Shortage Hands Win to Asian Builders

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By Allegra Catelli Verified
| Financial Post Verified
Skip to Content Labor shortages are complicating a recovery in Europe’s construction market, with Asian contractors increasingly stepping in to fill the personnel gap, according to Swiss cement maker Holcim AG. Miljan Gutovic Photographer: Chris J. Ratcliffe/Bloomberg /Bloomberg (Bloomberg) — Labor shortages are complicating a recovery in Europe’s construction market, with Asian contractors increasingly stepping in to fill the personnel gap, according to Swiss cement maker Holcim AG.
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Switzerland loses top competitiveness ranking to Singapore

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By Allegra Catelli Verified
| Moneyweb Verified
Switzerland lost its position as the world’s most competitive economy to Singapore, slipping to third place in the ranking as high US trade tariffs and a strong Swiss franc hurt investment flows. While Switzerland remained the highest-ranked European nation, it was also leapfrogged by Hong Kong in the 2026 IMD World Competitiveness Ranking published on Thursday. Business efficiency was key to Singapore rebounding to first place, a position it last held in 2024.
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