AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoConsumer Banking Fees: Malaysia’s RM1 ATM withdrawal fee waiver kicks in, but customers still charged at bank-owned machines should complain to Bank Negara Malaysia; the waiver covers about 84% of bank ATMs, while the rest run by private operators keep charging. Retail & Consumer Tech: UK electronics retailer Currys says adjusted profits rose 18% to £191m as AI-backed computing sales helped offset softer TV demand. E-commerce & Customer Rights: A BBC report spotlights World Cup ticket chaos after StubHub sellers allegedly failed to deliver, leaving fans stranded outside stadium gates after paying thousands. Food & Health Policy: A Philippines story links fast-food salt habits to chronic kidney disease risk and pushes for a national sodium reformulation policy to make healthier choices easier. Payments & Premium Services: Visa refreshes Visa Infinite with an AI-enabled concierge aimed at affluent customers, promising more context-aware recommendations and fulfillment. Logistics for Goods: DP World launches Egypt’s first integrated Logistics Distribution Centre at Sokhna, offering warehousing, customs help, and value-added services for regional distribution. Lab Supplies: Avantor becomes exclusive distributor of Sartorius filter papers in India, expanding access to lab consumables.
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