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Study: Still Too Few Women on Austrian Company Boards

The proportion of female board members has risen to 12.5%, but 58% of Vienna Stock Exchange companies still have all-male boards.

Open daily from 10am to 10pm, the attraction runs until 2 March and is among the largest open-air artificial ice rinks in the world.

The scheme was introduced in 2023 to help residents manage rising living costs and has benefited more than 620,000 households.

The ban at Franz-Jonas-Platz, following a similar zone established at Praterstern in 2018, will begin next month.

In his speech, Schallenberg stressed the importance of safeguarding Austria’s democracy and reaffirmed its commitment to the EU.

Traditional media dominated the market, growing by 6.2% to €4.96 billion, while print remained the leading platform, followed by television.

ÖBB is reducing the price of the Vorteilscard Classic from €99 to €71 while scrapping the popular Vorteilscard 66.

Some 67% of the 500 companies surveyed described the skills shortage as a “very” or “fairly” serious problem.

The avian flu outbreak in autumn 2024 caused the deaths of millions of hens across Europe, including 200,000 in Austria.

Organisers hope the new laid-back event will become a standout fixture in Vienna’s famous ball season.