Most DACH Startups Come From a Few Universities, Including Three Austrians
TU Munich, ETH Zurich, and St. Gallen top DACH startup study; TU Vienna leads Austria but lags in cross-border ranking.
Austria’s Beer Market Adjusts to New Deposit System
Austria’s new deposit law cuts canned beer sales while reusable alternatives gain popularity among eco-conscious buyers.
Government Pushes Faster Approval for Infrastructure and Energy Projects
Austria’s government plans faster approval for infrastructure and energy projects through sweeping legislative reforms.
Austria’s Repair Bonus Returns by End of 2025
Austria’s repair bonus program will return by late 2025, supporting consumers and sustainability with €30M in funding.
Police Recruitment Frozen Outside Vienna and Vorarlberg
Police training cut in six Austrian states. Unions warn of staff shortages, safety risks, and poor long-term recruitment planning.
Austrians Pay More Than EU Average, Say Retailers
Territorial supply rules let brands charge higher prices in Austria. Retailers and unions push the EU to stop unfair pricing.
Austrians Earn €600M Annually from Selling Second-Hand Items
Austrians earn €600M yearly selling second-hand goods. Gen Y and Z lead trend, but many find online resale tedious.
Canal+ to Refund Activation Fee After Legal Action by AK
Canal+ refunds €29.90 activation fee after AK lawsuit. Customers can now apply for reimbursement online or via mailed notice.
Austria to Step Up Fraud Controls in Face of Deficit Procedure
Finance Minister Marterbauer plans anti-fraud laws, more audits, and hints at a property tax hike amid Austria’s budget overhaul.
Austria Loses 1,500 Bank Branches Since 2005
Austria lost 1,500 bank branches since 2005 as fees rose 62%, with major cuts by Raiffeisen, Sparkasse, and Volksbanken.