Jewelry Heist - who pays? | Health is the boss's business

Jeweler Robbery - Who Pays? | Health is a Boss Issue | Excesses of Inflation | AI and Art | Mobility A warm greeting for the weekend. Here comes the best from ECONOMY, JOB & BUSINESS & MOBILITY. Jeweler Robbery: Who Pays Now (Quickly) Most jewelers are well insured against theft and robbery. Calling the insurance advisor in case of damage is one of the first things to do. Why? Philip Machart explains. He has been advising upscale private clients for 25 years, as well as companies such as jewelers, owners of manor houses, private collections, or exhibitions. What happens when a so-called "ram raid" on a jeweler occurs, like in Vienna this week? That is, when a car is used as a battering ram to break into the shop. And the damage is enormous. Expert Philip Machart explains the background – an interesting conversation, here. No Leadership Without Self-Leadership Whoever wants to lead others must first learn to lead themselves, says former Nordic all-rounder and Olympic champion Felix Gottwald in an interview with Jennifer Corazza. This includes listening to your own body and feelings and balancing stress with recovery. How this is achieved, why rest is so important for making good decisions, and what small changes in everyday life can help, you can find out here. Excesses of Inflation Some continue to consume, while others seek risky ways out when life keeps getting more expensive. KURIER has looked at both sides: Despite rising prices, shopping streets and restaurants are full, holidays are being booked, cars are being bought – at the same time, financial assets and savings rates are increasing. A contradiction? More on this here. And what happens when the financial leeway shrinks? Do people become more risk-taking, look for solutions faster – and possibly operate in gray areas in doing so? Click! For saving and World Savings Day, commentary on the planned future endowment fund: Why it is a good thing. Read here. For Mental Health Psychological stress at work is increasing - from time pressure to difficult customers. Last week, the opening event of the EU-OSHA campaign "Together for Mental Health at Work" took place in Vienna's Urania. You can read here why managers play a key role in mental health, which warning signs should be taken seriously, and what companies can do concretely. Can AI Replace Artists? Today, AI can mimic in a few clicks what creative people work on for months. A current example: the music video Storm by Gener8ion and Swedish rapper Yung Lean. The director is now even considering hanging up his hat. What remains of human creation – and how can creative professions survive in the future? Click! Networking in November In November, there are still some exciting networking events for women in Austria. From leadership to visibility in one's job. You can find the dates here. News from Mobility - Winter tire requirement: Read here about who needs to change tires now and what you should consider. - MG Cyberster: How is the electric roadster to drive? We tested the GT. - Car of the Year 2027: One of these seven candidates will be awarded Car of the Year in early January. More on this here. - Skoda expands its powertrain portfolio with a full hybrid for its Austrian bestseller – this type of powertrain has never been available from Skoda before. Click! Wishing you much enjoyment with our stories and a restful All Saints' Day weekend. Roxanna Schmit and the KURIER Economy, JOB & BUSINESS, and Mobility. Comments