AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoClimate & Risk: July 2026 has tied July 2024 as the hottest July on record since 1850, with NOAA reporting the global average temperature for January–July 2026 as the third-highest ever—another reminder that heat extremes are becoming the new normal. Andorra Telecom & Data Sovereignty: Jordi Nadal, CEO of Andorra Telecom, says data sovereignty is shifting from where information sits to who controls it, as the operator pushes ahead with standalone 5G, data-centre evolution, eSIM growth (25,000 sold), and new connectivity services. AI & Jobs: A World Bank report warns AI job displacement risk is far higher in high-income countries (14.2% of jobs highly automatable) than in low- and middle-income economies (4.5%). Corporate & Markets: Coca-Cola Europacific Partners’ shares fell more than 5% after its half-year results, though it kept full-year forecasts unchanged and pointed to resilience in Iberia (including Andorra). Business & Trade: Deckers will take direct management of Ugg across Spain, ending its distribution deal with Albion 1879, while keeping a third-party model for Hoka. Governance & Justice: San Marino’s justice system is under scrutiny amid disputes involving Banca di San Marino, with critics alleging recurring networks and unresolved core accounting questions. Travel Practicalities: ABTA highlights EU passport rules post-Brexit—passports must be issued within 10 years and have at least three months left for travel to countries including Andorra.
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