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Investing in Austria

There are signs that businesses in Austria can weather the storms of the energy crisis and a European downturn. Plus: climate change forces a rethink on skiing; why global chipmakers depend on Austria; government rolls out green tax and investment measures; Raiffeissen Ware’s CEO on how to make the Danube work

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Austria faces energy crisis from a position of strength
Hopes for growth remain despite dependence on Russian gas and focus to the east
Austria steps up funding to accelerate green progress
Coalition parties have agreed to back a series of environment-friendly projects
Austria’s ski resorts feel the heat on climate change
Alpine destinations are ‘investing in summer’ as warmer weather thaws snows
Agriculture chief: the Danube could be a model of innovation
Reinhard Wolf, CEO of Austria’s Raiffeisen Ware, argues that new thinking is needed
Austria’s start-up scene comes of age — but domestic VCs lag behind
Networks and incubators have flourished yet local venture capital is slow to respond
Austria’s ‘hidden’ tech champions at the core of global chipmaking
Two companies produce the lion’s share of high-tech tools crucial to make chips
‘Eco-social’ tax reforms target Austrian households and industry
Cash dividends and allowances are among measures to cut carbon emissions
The Austrian start-up giving old technology a new beginning
Refurbed’s co-founder on the online marketplace’s growth and start-ups in Austria