AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoGoogle & EU Competition: Google is changing its “site reputation abuse” enforcement across the EEA (EU plus Iceland, Norway and Liechtenstein) from Aug 30, lifting manual demotions in the region to avoid an EU antitrust fine that could reach 10% of global turnover. Liechtenstein Spillover to Switzerland: Switzerland will still launch its corporate transparency register on Oct 1 despite fears after a Liechtenstein beneficial-ownership hack exposed data tied to about 31,000 entities—Swiss wealth managers are urging a delay. Cross-Border Mobility: Germany confirmed a post-study residence permit of up to 18 months for non-EU graduates to search for work, with access for people from Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Iceland. Trade & Industry Rules: The EU adopted new documentation requirements for steel importers to prove “country of smelting and casting,” aiming to curb circumvention. Logistics Investment: DP World plans to start a $288m dry port in Tashkent in Oct 2026, linking rail, road, warehousing and customs in one site. Crypto Ecosystem: A new report says Zug and Zurich dominate crypto-asset firms in Switzerland and Liechtenstein, with 58% of providers concentrated in the two hubs.
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