AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoFIFA Power Struggle: Gianni Infantino picked up “full support” from six Arab federations (including Morocco and Qatar) as European and Oceania bodies pull back over his failed World Cup private investment plan. Heat, Drought & Jobs: A new analysis warns Europe’s drought could shave EU GDP by 1% in 2026, with farmers hit hard; Germany’s farmers’ association warns of major yield losses and possible feed shortages. Workplace Safety: UK polling backs legal maximum workplace temperature limits as heatwaves intensify, with unions pushing for protections. CI Hiring Tech: RunMyJob rebrands as RunJob, launching load-based billing “Spike Instances™” for GitHub Actions and GitLab CI on European infrastructure. Cost-of-Living Policy: Poland reintroduces a fuel VAT cut and daily price caps to lower driver costs. Tourism Under Fire: Wildfires are forcing evacuations across Greece, Germany and France, disrupting holiday operations. Cleantech Jobs Boost: France extends its cleantech tax credit for three more years, targeting batteries, wind, solar and heat pumps. EV Restructuring: Porsche plans to end Taycan production by 2030 amid weak demand, adding pressure to the German auto workforce. Workplace Culture: Philip Morris Philippines earns its first Great Place To Work certification, citing employee-led feedback on culture and development.
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