AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoFIFA Crisis: Pressure on Gianni Infantino is escalating after FIFA’s failed plan to bring private investors into World Cup events; Arsène Wenger and FIFA Secretary General Mattias Grafström publicly distanced themselves, while Wales, Serbia and Sweden withdrew support for his re-election. Public Health: Swedish researchers warn that continuous glucose monitors don’t have scientific proof of benefit for people without diabetes, and may mislead healthy users due to built-in measurement error. Health Policy: Sweden’s Medical Products Agency cautions against “click method” dose-stretching of obesity drugs like Mounjaro and Wegovy, saying stability and safety data don’t cover altered dosing. Business & Markets: Spotify reported 777 million monthly active users and rising profit, but forecast weaker growth and profit for Q3, sending shares down. Energy & Climate Finance: Sweden’s pension fund AP7 opposes a U.S. SEC move to scrap climate-risk disclosure rules, arguing it would harm investors’ ability to assess risks. Sweden in Culture: Netflix will release the Swedish crime series “Blood Sacrifice” on Aug 20, set in Stockholm’s summer. Sports: Solheim Cup captain Anna Nordqvist named Leona Maguire plus three rookies to Team Europe.
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