AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoAnimal Welfare: A broad parliamentary majority is backing a ban on fast-growing “turbo chickens,” which could make Denmark the first country to outlaw the breeds. Cybersecurity: Authorities are investigating an attack on public digital services for possible foreign involvement; separately, personal data was stolen in a breach involving a Fehmarnbelt contractor. Banking: Danske Bank’s third-quarter profit rose 16% to 6.39 billion kroner, beating forecasts and prompting the bank to lift its full-year outlook to the top of its range. Green Shipping: Aarhus has begun testing Denmark’s first shore-power system for container ships, allowing vessels to plug into electricity while docked. Nordic Diplomacy: Copenhagen has questioned Finland and Norway’s direct talks with Vladimir Putin, which drew criticism across Europe. Pharma: Eli Lilly raised its revenue outlook on booming weight-loss drug sales, widening its lead over Danish rival Novo Nordisk.
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