AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoDefense & Cost-Cutting: Lockheed Martin unveiled the PAC-3 ACE interceptor at Farnborough, aiming to cut Patriot missile costs to under half (below ~$2.65M per round) by using existing PAC-3 fire control and IBCS networks to stretch interceptor inventories. Consumer Tech & Retail: Nissan debuted the Tekton SUV in India with Patrol-inspired styling, a 1.3L turbo and driver-assist suite, signaling a push for broader global SUV demand. Trade & Pricing Pressure: Italy plans a €2 tax on low-value parcels starting October, stacking on top of the EU’s €3 fee and raising costs for e-commerce imports—an effort aimed at curbing Shein/Temu-style low-value shipment growth. Health Claims Under Fire: Novo Nordisk sued Eli Lilly over Zepbound and Mounjaro ads, saying Lilly’s comparisons omit higher-dose Wegovy/Ozempic options. Cyber Risk to Supply Chains: NCC Group reports global ransomware rose 3% in Q2, with supply-chain attacks growing as attackers compromise trusted software used across industries. Payments Innovation: Marqeta partnered with zerohash to let card programs support stablecoin spending without rebuilding core systems. Consumer Safety: Pharmacists in Ireland warn people are swapping prescriptions for unverified supplements promoted online, citing risks from drug interactions and weak proof.
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