AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoTrade: China and U.S. economic officials held a video call to discuss carrying out agreements between their leaders. Beijing raised concerns over recent U.S. trade restrictions, while analysts said both sides have an interest in stabilizing ties. Shareholder Pressure: Australian investors are pushing back on executive pay as AGM season begins. Opposition reached 41% at ARB and 34% at Reece, triggering the first stage of the country’s two-strikes rule. Aerospace: Kennedy Space Center is set to host Capeweek, a planned annual trade show launching in 2028 that aims to rival major European air shows and attract global industry players. Business Moves: MakeMyTrip has bought a majority stake in shared-mobility platform Quick Ride, expanding into ride-pooling for daily commutes. Retail: Northern Ireland clothing chains SD Kells and Ulster Stores reported higher sales and profits despite tough trading conditions; SD Kells’ pre-tax profit rose 90% to £917,000. Banking: Cyprus banks posted a 21.5% capital ratio in June, well above the EU average of 16.43%, while the country’s average salary remained below the bloc’s.
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