Swissterminal files complaint with Federal Administrative Court

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Swissterminal has launched a complaint against federal funding for Gateway Basel Nord, whose main backer is Swiss Railways (SBB), which is, by the way, looking to sell up to 49% of its ailing freight affiliate, SBB Cargo

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