AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoGreenland Michelin push: Chef Habi Khaliqdad in Ilulissat is racing to win Greenland’s first Michelin star, but shifting pack ice and supply gaps are forcing constant menu improvisation ahead of the Nordic awards on Monday. Denmark in the spotlight: Denmark’s Jonas Vingegaard capped a historic season by winning the Giro d’Italia and becoming the eighth man to win all three Grand Tours, finishing 5:22 ahead of Felix Gall. Sports tragedy: Greece defender Marios Oikonomou, once a Copenhagen player, has died at 33 after a motorbike crash in Ioannina. Tech and money: Denmark-based IO Interactive’s 007 First Light is reported to have cost over $200m (1.3bn Danish krone), making it the most expensive entertainment project in Denmark. Business in focus: Zealand Pharma reported share buy-back activity for week 22, while European Energy won up to €228m in German hydrogen auction support for 150MW of extra capacity in Denmark. Online safety: Malaysia began enforcing a nationwide ban on social media accounts for under-16s, with age checks and penalties for non-compliance.
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