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Send a Text to the Moms - please include your contact info if you want a response. thanks!When the loved one with SMI is your peer, your partner, there are some challenges that differ from parenting someone with serious mental illness. Support, Education and new mindsets  can help.Guests: Jeff Zuckerman, author of Unglued: A Bipolar Love Story - https://www.jeffzuckerman.com/ and Annie Jaeger, wellness coach and NAMI  Family Support Group facilitator - https://www.anniejaeger.com/Link to support group:https://heypeers.com/meetings/44205/detailsScroll down for Lisa Wexler show linksWe ask:1. What do you see as the differences between being married to someone with a serious mental illness compared to the parent of someone with a mental illness.2. How have your children been affected by your spouse's mental illness, and how do you navigate your role as both spouse and partner in that regard?3. How do you set boundaries (a whole podcast in itself, no doubt) for yourself without guilt or shame? (Which can be a discussion about self-care.)4. Since you co-facilitate one of the few support groups for partners of those with a mental illness, tell us about the benefits of support groups.Lisa Wexler Links https://www.instagram.com/lisawexler.radio/https://www.lisawexler.com/https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/is-trumps-plan-to-help-the-mentally-ill-good/id1063388065?i=1000721737436https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/a-new-drug-could-revolutionize-treating-mental-health/id1063388065?i=1000718001577Also LISA on the LAW segmentsThanks for liking and sharing the podcast! Mindy and her book: https://mindygreiling.com/Randye and her book: https://randyekaye.com/Miriam and her book: https://www.miriam-feldman.com/ The BriefAll your family's pressing concerns and questions, answered in one place. Mike...Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifyWant to know more?Join our facebook page Our websites:Randye KayeMindy Greiling Miriam (Mimi) Feldman

Wie die Schweiz sind auch Indien, Kanada und Brasilien von hohen US-Zöllen betroffen. Die wichtigsten Aktienindizes dieser Länder reagieren gelassen auf die Zollkeule. Kanada beispielsweise exportiere viel Energie, die deutlich tiefer verzollt werde, sagt Anastassios Frangulidis, Pictet-Chefstratege. SMI +0.1%

Kein Pessimismus ist zu spüren an den Börsen auf die in Kraft getretenen US-Zölle. Optimistisch ist auch der Versicherungskonzern Zürich, der seine Halbjahreszahlen mit Rekordgewinn präsentiert. Mario Greco, Zürich-Konzernchef sieht dennoch Gefahren in der aktuellen Entwicklung der Welt. SMI +0.8 %

Un jour c'est la récession, le lendemain c'est la fête. L'ISM est pourri ? On monte. L'emploi est catastrophique ? On achète. Parce que Powell va baisser les taux. Enfin… peut-être. Enfin… on l'espère. Enfin… chut. Et pendant ce temps, Apple met un genou à terre devant Trump : 100 milliards de plus investis aux USA, 20'000 jobs créés, et une plaque en or offerte au Président pour dire merci. Résultat ? +5% sur le titre. Et le Nasdaq applaudit. Et l'Europe dans tout ça ? Elle regarde, elle digère… et elle subit. Avec un SMI qui perd 0.87% parce qu'on s'est (enfin) rendu compte qu'on allait payer 39% de droits de douane. Merci qui ? Merci Donald.

Pfizers Quartalgewinn steigt um 30 Prozent, Trumps Zolldrohungen von bis zu 250 Prozent zum Trotz. Ob der Präsident zu diesem Mittel greift, sei fraglich – auch aus Angst vor einem möglichen Medikamentenengpass, sagt Vontobel-Analyst Stefan Schneider. Die Pharma-Aktien geraten dennoch unter Druck. SMI -0.9%

Der Erdölkonzern BP macht im zweiten Quartal 2.4 Milliarden Dollar Gewinn. Die nach wie vor steigende Öl-Nachfrage kommt dem Unternehmen zugute. Zudem hat BP laut Konzernchef Murray Auchincloss vor der Küste Brasiliens die grössten Öl- und Gasvorkommen seit 25 Jahren entdeckt. SMI +0.3%

Carteret County, NC, faced a soaring overdose crisis, exacerbated by its status as a seasonal beach destination. In this episode, the Public Health Director for Carteret County, and COO of Goldie Health, share how forming a tech-enabled post-overdose response team slashed overdose deaths by nearly half. Discover the barriers Carteret overcame, the critical role lived-experience peer support specialists played, and how the county leveraged tech to streamline care coordination and analytics. Tune in for an in-depth look at a community-led innovation making a measurable impact against the opioid epidemic.What You'll Learn:How the Carteret County post-overdose response team (PORT) is organized and operatesThe role of certified peer support specialists with lived experienceHow real-time alerts and referrals connect overdose survivors with support quicklyThe drastic improvements in overdose outcomes, including a 47% drop in deaths and 87% drop in EMS callsWays technology—specifically, the Goldie tech platform—streamlines response, tracks engagement, and supports data-driven decisionsHow Goldie enables referrals for addiction treatment, housing, food, and other critical resourcesLessons learned in implementing care management technology at the local levelMODERATOR: Tom Liddell, CEO, Harmony Health ITTom Liddell leads with a core belief: that data and automation, when harnessed with purpose, can revolutionize healthcare and profoundly improve the lives of those it serves. With over 35 years of experience in healthcare IT, he brings transformative leadership and a passion for innovation to Harmony Healthcare IT. He began his career as President and Co-Founder of SMI, a healthcare technology firm that became part of the publicly traded Medical Manager Corp. He later held senior executive roles at WebMD, where he led the development and launch of integrated financial systems and electronic health records. Tom has also led the successful operation of a health information exchange and served as Chief Information Officer for a regional reference laboratory, blood bank, and pathology organization In these roles, he pioneered innovative solutions for data integration, interoperability, and clinical efficiency—further deepening his expertise in healthcare infrastructure and automation. At Harmony Healthcare IT, Tom is known for championing innovation, collaboration, and a customer-first mindset. His enduring passion for a complete, quality-driven experience continues to shape the company's reputation as a trusted leader in healthcare data management.GUEST: Matthew E. Hanis, COO & Cofounder, Goldie HealthMatt Hanis is a leading expert in the business of healthcare. He is the chief operating officer of Goldie Health, a life-saving overdose detection and case management platform. A former health system executive, he has grown health tech businesses across payer, provider, life sciences, and government. His passion is growing organizations proven to elevate healthcare mission and margin.GUEST: Nina M. Oliver, Public Health Director; Carteret County Health DepartmentNina Oliver has enjoyed 22 years of providing public health work. She currently serves as the Consolidated Health and Human Services Deputy Director and Public Health Director for Carteret County. As a public health director her priorities and interests include substance use prevention, mental and emotional health and wellness for all, minority health, and creating equitable dental care specifically in low-income populations and pregnant women. Nina graduated from Guildford College in Greensboro with a Bachelors in Psychology and African American Studies. She received her Masters from UNC Charlotte in Health Promotion with a focus in Substance Use Prevention. Nina lives in Morehead City with her 13-year-old son Chase and 5-year-old daughter, Charlie. They love going to the beach, watching sports, and trying new foods.

US President Trump said on Sunday that he will announce a new head of the BLS in the next three or four days.US President Trump said he is to announce a replacement for Fed's Kugler in the next couple of days after Kugler resigned on Friday.OPEC+ said in a statement that eight members are to raise oil output by 547k bpd in September, citing steady global economic and current healthy market fundamentals; crude slips.European bourses are mostly higher, but with clear underperformance in the SMI as the region returns from holiday; US futures are broadly higher.USD is attempting to claw back some of Friday's lost ground; havens lag with clear underperformance in the CHF.Bonds are paring the NFP upside, but with focus on dovish implication of Fed's Kugler resignation & the BLS firing.Looking ahead, US Employment Trends (Jun), Durable Goods R (Jun) & Factory Orders, Earnings from Palantir, Hims & Hers, Wayfair, BioNTech & Tyson Foods. Holiday: Canadian Civic Holiday.Read the full report covering Equities, Forex, Fixed Income, Commodites and more on Newsquawk

Das Börsenbeben war nach Trumps angekündigten 39 Prozent Zöllen nur leicht zu spüren. Der Grossteil der SMI-Titel ist nicht von den Tarifen betroffen und der Markt stellt sich bereits auf Nachverhandlungen ein, sagt Nannette Hechler-Fayd'herbe, Anlagechefin bei Lombard Odier. SMI -0.1%

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Der Schweizer Baustoffhersteller Holcim präsentiert seine Halbjahreszahlen – erstmals, seit er das Nordamerika-Geschäft abgespaltet hat. Der Gewinn steigt um 3 Prozent; der wachsende Absatz von CO2-ärmerem Beton helfe der Marge, so ZKB-Analyst Martin Hüsler. SMI: -0.8%

Die UBS präsentiert zum zweiten Quartal einen Gewinn von 2.4 Milliarden US-Dollar. Zum Ergebnis beigetragen haben aufgelöste Rückstellungen und Steuergutschriften, sagt Andreas Venditti, Analyst bei Vontobel. Trotz der erfreulichen Zahlen belastete der schwache Dollar und die hohen Boni das Ergebnis. SMI -0.2%

Come explore geoscience innovation and collaboration in Australia with host Anne Thompson. We talk to researchers at three universities and one geologic survey - who are also all involved in the Society of Economic Geologists 2025 Conference in Brisbane, Queensland.Joins us to learn more about advancing science and discovery in Australia!SEG 2025Rick Valenta, chair of SEG 2025 provides a broad view of the work of the SMI (Sustainable Minerals Institute, University of Queensland) and how his role there as Director has influenced the conference.  What makes minerals mineable includes all the other aspects that sometimes are neglected, including the impact of geoscience on society, and on individual communities. A recent highlight in Australia is the final release of the Queensland Deposit Atlas, a vast and comprehensive public data set.  The Atlas was commissioned and funded by the Queensland Geologic Survey and completed by SMI.  Vladimir Lisitsin provides an overview of the data and the many and varied mineral deposits found in Queensland. To get a flavour of what might be in the technical program I chatted with two keynote speakers.  Angela Escolme, CODES, University of Tasmania provided insights into her work with a large collaborative project aimed at understanding the overprinted, transition zones in porphyry systems.  Lastly, David Giles, University of South Australia delved into how a structural geologist got to be involved in creating the innovative coiled tubing drill rig and what it really means to be truly collaborative.  Theme music is  Confluence by Eastwindseastwindsmusic.com SEG 2025 is in Brisbane, Australia, September 26-29th.  This will be a dynamic conference with cutting edge science, new discoveries, technology and more.  Opportunities for networking and learning include several workshops and field trips before and after the event, relaxed social events and of course the conference itself.  See you there! 

Die Sika Aktie sinkt – innerhalb von einem Jahr hat sie rund 24 Prozent eingebüsst. Die Aktie sei momentan nicht so stark im Fokus wie beispielsweise Holcim, sagt Eugen Perger, Analyst bei Research Partners. Positive Impulse gab es heute nicht – der Umsatz in Franken im ersten Halbjahr sank. SMI +0.4%

Die BLKB musste zuletzt 105 Millionen Franken für das im Jahr 2021 gegründete Fintech Radicant abschreiben – es läuft nicht wie erwartet. Der bereits Ende Juli zurücktretende Bankratspräsident der BLKB, Thomas Schneider, erklärt, dass es bei Startups schwierig sei, immer alles richtigzumachen. SMI -0.7%

Bei Roche läuft es gut: Der Umsatz stieg im ersten Halbjahr um 4 Prozent. Das Unternehmen nutzt den technologischen Fortschritt und kann durch KI Prozesse beschleunigen. Die Entwicklung von Medikamenten ist rund elf Monate kürzer, sagt Thomas Schinecker, Konzernchef Roche. SMI -0.3%

Der Schweizer Pharma-Zulieferer Lonza wächst – der Umsatz ist so hoch wie nie. Unter anderem sorgt der neue Standort in Kalifornien für Wachstum. Ein Grund für das gute Geschäft könnte die US-Regierung sein, die heimische Produkte bevorzugt, sagt Sibylle Bischofberger, Analystin Vontobel. SMI +1.5%

Schokolade ist teurer geworden – Lindt & Sprüngli erhöhte im ersten Halbjahr die Preise um fast 16 Prozent. Diese höheren Preise konnten tieferen Absatz kompensieren, der Umsatz nahm zu. Das Trend-Produkt «Dubai-Schokolade» soll in diesem Jahr bis zu zwei Prozent zum Umsatz beitragen. SMI +0.4%

Mit dem «Genius Act» müssen zukünftig relevante Stablecoins in den USA vollständig durch liquide Mittel gedeckt sein. Einige Unternehmen hoffen, ihre eigenen Coins herausgeben zu können. Dies könnte – wie bereits im 19. Jahrhundert – in einem Chaos enden, so Börsenkorrespondent Jens Korte. SMI -0.4%

Schindler präsentiert die Halbjahreszahlen: Das Fahrstuhl- und Rolltreppengeschäft läuft solide. Trumps Zollpolitik trifft das USA-Geschäft, zumindest indirekt. Lieferanten müssen nach wie vor Material in die USA importieren, so Konzernchef Paolo Compagna. SMI +0.2%

Swatch, Novartis und ABB publizieren heute zum Halbjahr. Ein gutes Ergebnis heisst nicht unbedingt Gutes für die Aktie, ein schlechtes Ergebnis wie bei Swatch nicht unbedingt Schlechtes. Gewisse Schnäppchenjäger hätten wohl bei Swatch zugeschlagen, so Matthias Geissbühler, Anlagechef der Raiffeisen. SMI +0.4%

Vor 30 Jahren lieferte der Online-Pionier Amazon sein erstes Paket aus. Heute verkauft er über 600'000 Produkte – und verdient rund 75 Prozent mit seinem Cloud-Geschäft. Amazon habe sich gewaltig verändert und beschäftige heute über eine Million Roboter, so SRF-Börsenkorrespondent Jens Korte. SMI: +0.1%

1.5 Milliarden Franken Risikokapital wurde im ersten Halbjahr in Schweizer Startups investiert – rund ein Drittel mehr als noch ein Jahr zuvor. Doch die Zahl täuscht. Nur einige wenige Startup-Firmen erhielten Kapital, darunter vor allem Biotech-Startups, so SECA-Vizechef Thomas Heimann. SMI -0.3%

Der Handel zwischen den USA und China nimmt ab. Trotzdem exportiert China im Juni insgesamt 5.8 Prozent mehr als im Vorjahresmonat. China handle taktisch und nutze Drittstaaten, um Zölle zu umgehen, sagt Finanzmarktberaterin Christa Janjic-Marti. SMI ±0.0%

Die Ems-Chemie-Konzernchefin Magdalena Martullo blickt durch und zurück: Obwohl der Umsatz im ersten Halbjahr um 6 Prozent sank, stieg der Gewinn. Das Unternehmen konnte mittels Investitionen Energiekosten sparen und der Autosektor in China wuchs. Martullo sieht zudem Potenzial im Gesundheitsmarkt. SMI -1.6 %

Der Schokoladenhersteller Barry Callebaut enttäuscht Investoren: In den ersten neun Monaten des Geschäftsjahres verkauft das Unternehmen 6 Prozent weniger Schokolade. Vontobel-Analyst Matteo Lindauer sieht die Gründe hierfür hauptsächlich in den erhöhten und volatilen Kakaopreisen. SMI: +1.0%

Send a Text to the Moms - please include your contact info if you want a response. thanks!Guests: Stephanie Greer (DoroMind), Xavier Amador(LEAP)Ever wish you had a communication coach in your back pocket to guide you through a conversation with your LO (loved One) with SMI (Serious Mental Illness)?DoroMind and the LEAP Institute are working on it - want to try it out?“At Doro Mind and the LEAP Institute, we've been weaving AI into our clinical operations to improve the experience for the families we support, the care teams we employ, and to make what we offer more financially accessible and sustainable. We'd appreciate the opportunity to highlight some of the work we've done at the intersection of SMI and AI - and also highlight some of the new AI work underway with Xavier Amador and the LEAP Institute.”In this episode, hear what happens when Randye and Mindy try out this LEAP approach on current challenging situations- with on-the spot AI coaching.In the Summer of 2025, you can try it yourself! Dr. Amador, author of I Am Not Sick, I Don't Need Help, was our guest on episode 27 (one of our most popular).  We had a guest from Doromind on Episode 107, along with Dr. Rob Laitman.Links:https://www.doromind.com/https://leapinstitute.org/To use the free 3-day TrialDownload the Doro Mind app in the app store on your phoneOpen the Practice tab (this is a tab at the bottom of the screen)Tap ‘start' to access your free 3-day preview. After you click the start button you will have 3 days to test out the AI coach.Thanks for liking and sharing the podcast! Mindy and her book: https://mindygreiling.com/Randye and her book: https://randyekaye.com/Miriam and her book: https://www.miriam-feldman.com/Want to know more?Join our facebook page Our websites:Randye KayeMindy Greiling Miriam (Mimi) Feldman

Noch reagieren die Märkte überraschend ruhig auf globale Unsicherheiten. Für das zweite Halbjahr erwartet Raiffeisen-Anlagechef Matthias Geissbühler weitere Schwankungen, weniger Wirtschaftswachstum und steigende Konsumentenpreise in den USA. Die tiefen Zinsen fordere auch Schweizer Anleger heraus. SMI: +0.3%

Die Unsicherheit über die US-Zollpolitik hält an – doch die Aktienmärkte reagieren weiterhin ruhig. Auch nach den Zoll-Briefen, in denen Donald Trump mehreren asiatischen Ländern mit Zöllen von bis zu 36 Prozent droht. Sie hätten wohl noch Schlimmeres erwartet, so Blackrock-Anlagestratege Tuan Huynh. SMI: +0.1%

Der Schweizerische Anlegerschutzverein (SASV) hofft mit einer Klage gegen die Solarfirma Meyer Burger einen Totalschaden für Aktionärinnen und Aktionäre abzuwenden. Meyer Burger habe vehement gegen Publizitätspflichten und Ad-Hoc-Pflichten verstossen, begründet SASV-Generalsekretär Arik Röschke. SMI: -0.1%

Der US-Aktienindex S&P 500 ist auf Rekordhoch. Mit Trumps Steuer- und Ausgabengesetz könnte sich der Trend fortsetzen. Katja Gisler, Chefstrategin bei Wellershoff & Partners, warnt: Der US-Dollar hat massiv an Wert verloren, ausländische Investoren profitieren kaum. SMI: ±0.0%

As many of our listeners embark on summer vacations and the US heads into a busy travel weekend for the Fourth of July holiday, we're talking with the chief executive of one of the world's busiest airports.  Paul Griffiths is CEO of Dubai Airports, which owns and manages the operation and development of Dubai International (DXB) and Dubai World Central - Al Maktoum International (DWC) in the United Arab Emirates (UAE).  In this episode of the All Things Sustainable podcast, Paul shares the path that led him from training as a musician to working with Sir Richard Branson to leading an airport that served more than 92 million travelers in 2024.  Paul explains the initiatives Dubai Airports has undertaken to become more sustainable and to decarbonize. He talks about how to balance rising demand for travel while also ensuring the sustainability of airport operations.  “There is a growing realization that the industry has to clean its act up as far as carbon emissions are concerned,” Paul says.  This episode is the latest in our Terra Carta Series of the All Things Sustainable podcast, a collaboration with the Sustainable Markets Initiative (SMI). Throughout 2025, we'll be interviewing SMI member CEOs like Paul from around the world and across industries about how they're approaching sustainability challenges and opportunities.  About the SMI and Terra Carta Podcast Series: The SMI is a network of over 250 global CEOs across finance and industry. It facilitates private sector diplomacy with the ambition of making sustainability the driving force of global markets and value creation. S&P Global is a proud SMI member.   We're calling this the Terra Carta Series based on the SMI's Terra Carta mandate. This is the guiding mandate for the SMI and sets out ambitious and practical actions to help the private sector accelerate progress toward a sustainable future. The name Terra Carta is a play on the historic Magna Carta.    Listen to previous episodes in the Terra Carta Series:   How the Sustainable Markets Initiative convenes the public and private sectors to drive solutions: https://www.spglobal.com/esg/podcasts/how-the-sustainable-markets-initiative-convenes-the-public-and-private-sectors-to-drive-solutions?utm_source=All+Things+Sustainable+podcast&utm_medium=libsyn&utm_campaign=Patch+CEO&utm_id=All+Things+Sustainable+podcast   How climate tech company Patch works to build integrity of carbon markets: https://www.spglobal.com/esg/podcasts/how-climate-tech-company-patch-works-to-build-integrity-of-carbon-markets  How tech solutions, AI can drive the business case for sustainability: https://www.spglobal.com/esg/podcasts/how-tech-solutions-ai-can-drive-the-business-case-for-sustainability  Learn about energy transition data and services from S&P Global Commodity Insights: https://www.spglobal.com/esg/solutions/energy-transition?utm_source=All+Things+Sustainable+podcast&utm_medium=libsyn&utm_campaign=methane&utm_id=All+Things+Sustainable+podcast      This piece was published by S&P Global Sustainable1, a part of S&P Global.     Copyright ©2025 by S&P Global DISCLAIMER By accessing this Podcast, I acknowledge that S&P GLOBAL makes no warranty, guarantee, or representation as to the accuracy or sufficiency of the information featured in this Podcast. 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Gestern hatte Nutzmaschinen-Hersteller Aebi Schmidt den ersten Handelstag an der US-Börse Nasdaq. Obwohl die Preisbildung der Aktie anfangs nicht optimal funktionierte, ist Konzernchef Barend Fruithof zufrieden. Die Marktkapitalisierung sei nahe 900 Millionen und entspreche den Erwartungen. SMI: -0.1%

Der Schweizer Prüfkonzern SGS ist Weltmarktführer für Tests und Zertifizierungen unterschiedlichster Produkte. Nun übernimmt er den Warenprüfer ATS und stärkt damit sein US-Geschäft. Zunehmende Regulierungen, etwa für Nachhaltigkeit oder KI, schaffen zudem neue Segmente, so ZKB-Analyst Daniel Bürki. SMI: +0.2%

Schwacher Dollar und US-Zölle: Wie reagieren KMU? Laut einer Umfrage von «Switzerland Global Enterprise» erhöhen viele ihre Preise oder setzen auf andere Märkte – und es ziehe vermehrt Schweizer KMU in die USA, sagt Anja Fiedler. SMI: +0.4

Jahreshalbzeit – auch an der Schweizer Börse: In einem turbulenten ersten Halbjahr legt der SMI um 2.8 Prozent zu. Während etwa Sonova unter sinkendem Konsumentenvertrauen leidet, profitieren Holcim oder Geberit von Infrastrukturpaketen, wie «Migros Bank»-Anlagespezialistin Andrea Bally sagt. SMI: -0.5%

Welcome to the latest episode in the Terra Carta Series of the All Things Sustainable podcast, a collaboration with the Sustainable Markets Initiative (SMI). Throughout 2025, we'll be interviewing SMI member CEOs across industries and around the world about how they're approaching sustainability challenges and opportunities.  In today's episode, we speak to Caspar Herzberg, CEO of AVEVA, a UK-based software company and SMI member. “It's not the time to retreat on climate,” Caspar says. “The solutions exist today that can keep us on the path to net-zero, and now we need to focus on scaling these through digitization and adoption.” Caspar outlines the technology solutions that are supporting decarbonization efforts across sectors. He also talks about the role AI can play in driving efficiency and boosting the business case for sustainability. “At the end of the day, sustainability is only going to work when you are profitable,” he says. “Otherwise, businesses won't do it.” About the Terra Carta Podcast Series: The SMI is a network of over 250 global CEOs across finance and industry. It facilitates private sector diplomacy with the ambition of making sustainability the driving force of global markets and value creation. S&P Global is a proud SMI member. We're calling this the Terra Carta Series based on the SMI's Terra Carta mandate. This is the guiding mandate for the SMI and sets out ambitious and practical actions to help the private sector accelerate progress toward a sustainable future. The name Terra Carta is a play on the historic Magna Carta.  Listen to previous episodes in the Terra Carta Series: How the Sustainable Markets Initiative convenes the public and private sectors to drive solutions | S&P Global How climate tech company Patch works to build integrity of carbon markets | S&P Global Learn about energy transition data and services from S&P Global Commodity Insights.   This piece was published by S&P Global Sustainable1, a part of S&P Global.   Copyright ©2025 by S&P Global            DISCLAIMER    By accessing this Podcast, I acknowledge that S&P GLOBAL makes no warranty, guarantee, or representation as to the accuracy or sufficiency of the information featured in this Podcast. The information, opinions, and recommendations presented in this Podcast are for general information only and any reliance on the information provided in this Podcast is done at your own risk. This Podcast should not be considered professional advice. Unless specifically stated otherwise, S&P GLOBAL does not endorse, approve, recommend, or certify any information, product, process, service, or organization presented or mentioned in this Podcast, and information from this Podcast should not be referenced in any way to imply such approval or endorsement. The third party materials or content of any third party site referenced in this Podcast do not necessarily reflect the opinions, standards or policies of S&P GLOBAL. S&P GLOBAL assumes no responsibility or liability for the accuracy or completeness of the content contained in third party materials or on third party sites referenced in this Podcast or the compliance with applicable laws of such materials and/or links referenced herein. Moreover, S&P GLOBAL makes no warranty that this Podcast, or the server that makes it available, is free of viruses, worms, or other elements or codes that manifest contaminating or destructive properties.      S&P GLOBAL EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMS ANY AND ALL LIABILITY OR RESPONSIBILITY FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, CONSEQUENTIAL OR OTHER DAMAGES ARISING OUT OF ANY INDIVIDUAL'S USE OF, REFERENCE TO, RELIANCE ON, OR INABILITY TO USE, THIS PODCAST OR THE INFORMATION PRESENTED IN THIS PODCAST.

Die börsenkotierten Titlis-Bergbahnen präsentierten heute ihr Halbjahresergebnis – mit Rekordzahlen aus der vergangenen Wintersaison. Doch auch für den Sommer gibt sich CEO Norbert Patt optimistisch: Gutes Wetter helfe bei Schweizer Gästen, doch der wichtige internationale Markt sei wetterunabhängig. SMI: +0.8%

Nach der Übernahme der Gastrofirma Autogrill vor knapp zwei Jahren benannte sich Reisedetailhändler Dufry in Avolta um. Das Geschäft scheint zu laufen, die Aktie hat seit Anfang Jahr über 17 Prozent gewonnen. Die Integration habe sich schneller entwickelt als erwartet, so Analyst Manuel Lang. SMI ± 0.0%

Gelassenheit an den globalen Aktienmärkten – trotz geopolitischer Spannungen und starken Schwankungen. Das Vertrauen der Anlegerinnen und Anleger sei nach wie vor vorhanden, so Thomas Steinemann, Anlagechef der Privatbank Bellerive. Nun könnte das Thema der Zölle wieder in den Vordergrund rücken. SMI: -0.9%

A crypto enthusiast once wrote on Reddit, “Bitcoin is like winning the lottery in slow motion.” That might be a stretch, but one thing's clear: Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies aren't going anywhere. Today, Mark Biller joins us to unpack how crypto is moving into the mainstream and what that means for investors trying to make wise decisions.Mark Biller is Executive Editor and Senior Portfolio Manager at Sound Mind Investing, an underwriter of Faith & Finance.Two Big Takeaways for Crypto InvestorsHere are two key insights to help investors make sense of today's crypto market:Bitcoin Stands Apart – It's critical to understand that Bitcoin is not like the rest of the crypto world. It has emerged as a unique and dominant force, with widespread adoption, while other cryptocurrencies remain highly speculative. Bitcoin Has Reached Critical Mass – Thanks to regulatory shifts and institutional adoption, Bitcoin seems to be here to stay. In just a few years, we've gone from government hostility toward crypto to SEC-approved Bitcoin ETFs and even a pro-crypto administration in the White House.Bitcoin was the original cryptocurrency, launched in 2008, and today it represents about 60% of the entire crypto market. It's gained institutional interest and widespread regulatory acceptance. By contrast, the remaining 40% of the crypto universe is fragmented, filled with thousands of projects, many of which will not survive.Think of most other cryptos not as currencies but as startup tech ventures. That helps frame their high risk and their potential for failure. Bitcoin, meanwhile, has arrived. The rest? They're still trying to prove themselves.Bitcoin as an Investment: What's Changed?Many early Bitcoin advocates hoped it would serve as a usable currency outside of traditional financial systems. But that vision has mostly faded. Today, most investors treat Bitcoin like digital gold—a store of value designed to hedge against inflation and the devaluation of fiat currencies.It's volatile, yes. But its built-in scarcity (only 21 million bitcoins will ever exist) appeals to those who fear government overreach or reckless monetary policy. Bitcoin's not just for tech enthusiasts anymore—it's becoming a strategic asset for serious investors.Generational preferences also shape Bitcoin's rise. Younger investors, raised in a digital world of apps and virtual marketplaces, are far more comfortable with digital assets. What gold has long been to older generations, Bitcoin is becoming to younger ones: a hedge against inflation and a symbol of financial independence.In fact, Bitcoin's correlation with gold has grown significantly in recent years, signaling that institutions are viewing it in similar terms.Institutions and Even Nations Are Paying AttentionIt's not just individuals diving into Bitcoin. Global events—especially the 2022 freezing of Russian reserve assets—have prompted many nations to reassess their reliance on U.S. Treasury bonds. The result? A surge in gold buying by central banks, and increasing openness to alternatives like Bitcoin among private investors.While governments aren't yet buying Bitcoin, there's reasonable evidence to suggest that gold investors are starting to “skate to where the puck is going,” diversifying small portions of their portfolios into Bitcoin as a forward-looking strategy.With that being said, should we be concerned about the global shift away from U.S. treasuries?Not immediately. While a shift away from U.S. Treasuries could eventually raise interest rates and borrowing costs, the dollar still holds dominant status in global transactions. But it's a trend worth watching. It's a slow-motion problem—more of a simmer than a flashpoint.So…Should You Invest in Bitcoin?It depends. Investors with a strong risk tolerance and a positive outlook on gold might allocate a small portion (less than 5%) of their portfolio to Bitcoin or Bitcoin ETF's. The key is position sizing—keeping it small due to Bitcoin's extreme volatility.However, we want to be crystal clear: this only applies to Bitcoin, not to the rest of the crypto space, which still carries a high risk of going to zero.If you're curious to explore more, check out the full article, Bitcoin (& Crypto) Go Mainstream: What You Need To Know, at SoundMindInvesting.org. The SMI team also offers a Bitcoin-inclusive ETF for those looking to dip a toe into this asset class as part of a broader, biblically informed strategy.At the end of the day, financial stewardship isn't about chasing trends—it's about making wise, measured decisions rooted in truth. And with the right knowledge, even complex topics like crypto can be approached with confidence.On Today's Program, Rob Answers Listener Questions:I currently have about $1 million in an active 401(k) with a major financial institution. I'd like to transfer those existing funds to another custodian, where I can earn a guaranteed interest rate. However, I also want to continue contributing to my current 401(k) through my employer, taking on more investment risk with those new contributions. Is that possible?My husband and I live with my father-in-law, and the house needs some repairs. He's offered to loan us the money from his retirement account to cover the costs, but he's asking us to help pay the taxes he would owe on the distribution. Is that a wise arrangement?Resources Mentioned:Faithful Steward: FaithFi's New Quarterly Magazine (Become a FaithFi Partner)Bitcoin (& Crypto) Go Mainstream: What You Need To Know by Mark Biller (Sound Mind Investing Article)Wisdom Over Wealth: 12 Lessons from Ecclesiastes on MoneyLook At The Sparrows: A 21-Day Devotional on Financial Fear and AnxietyRich Toward God: A Study on the Parable of the Rich FoolFind a Certified Kingdom Advisor (CKA) or Certified Christian Financial Counselor (CertCFC)FaithFi App Remember, you can call in to ask your questions most days at (800) 525-7000. Faith & Finance is also available on the Moody Radio Network and American Family Radio. Visit our website at FaithFi.com where you can join the FaithFi Community and give as we expand our outreach.

Verwaltungsratspräsidenten werden abgestraft, wenn die Frauenquote des Verwaltungsrats tief ist. Das zeigt eine Swipra-Auswertung der 100 grössten Schweizer Unternehmen. Der Druck durch das Aktionariat sei besonders bei kleineren Unternehmen gross, sagt Christoph Wenk, Partner bei Swipra. SMI: +1.1% manueller Upload

Der Schweizer Baustoffhersteller Holcim spaltet sein Nordamerika-Geschäft ab – und listet es unter dem Namen Amrize sowohl an der Schweizer als auch an der US-Börse. Für ZKB-Aktienanalyst Martin Hüsler ist diese Doppelkotierung durchaus sinnvoll. Neu umfasst der SMI vorübergehend 21 statt 20 Titel. SMI: -0.1%

Was bedeutet das Tiefzinsumfeld für Pensionskassen? Wegen tieferen Renditen bei Obligationen investieren sie zunehmend in Aktien und Immobilien. Dies bringt höhere Anlagerisiken mit sich – doch die Risikofähigkeit der Pensionskassen sei aktuell gut, so Oliver Dichter von PPC Metrics. SMI: ±0.0%

Die SNB senkt den Leitzins um 25 Basispunkte auf null Prozent – und reagiert damit auf die tiefe Inflation und den starken Franken. Man sei sich jedoch der Nebenwirkungen bewusst, und die Hürde für Negativzinsen sei grösser als bei einer normalen Senkung, betont SNB-Präsident Martin Schlegel. SMI: -0.7%

Louis O'Connor is the founder of Strategic Metals Invest, where we offer private investors the opportunity to own the upstream raw materials that contribute to trillions of dollars in downstream GDP. SMI has created a marketplace for rare earth metals and technology metals right as the world pivots from oil and gas to metals. Rare Earths have become more important than oil and gas and are the new frontline in geopolitical decisions.Learn more: http://www.strategicmetalsinvest.com/Influential Entrepreneurs with Mike Saundershttps://businessinnovatorsradio.com/influential-entrepreneurs-with-mike-saunders/Source: https://businessinnovatorsradio.com/interview-with-louis-oconnor-founder-of-strategic-metals-invest

Louis O'Connor is the founder of Strategic Metals Invest, where we offer private investors the opportunity to own the upstream raw materials that contribute to trillions of dollars in downstream GDP. SMI has created a marketplace for rare earth metals and technology metals right as the world pivots from oil and gas to metals. Rare Earths have become more important than oil and gas and are the new frontline in geopolitical decisions.Learn more: http://www.strategicmetalsinvest.com/Influential Entrepreneurs with Mike Saundershttps://businessinnovatorsradio.com/influential-entrepreneurs-with-mike-saunders/Source: https://businessinnovatorsradio.com/interview-with-louis-oconnor-founder-of-strategic-metals-invest

Die Welt wird reicher: Wie ein neuer Bericht der UBS zeigt, steigt das globale Vermögen 2024 um 4.6 Prozent an – Spitzenplatz beim Durchschnittsvermögen belegt weiterhin die Schweiz. Zudem habe die Vermögensungleichheit leicht abgenommen, so UBS-Chefökonom UBS und Vermögensverwalter Paul Donovan. SMI: -0.4%

LM publica la respuesta de Escrivá ("no somos tertulianos") para justificar que las pensiones y el SMI serán tabú en el Banco de España.