AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoEU Digital Markets Act: Luxembourg-based General Court rejected Opera’s bid to force Microsoft to treat Edge as a “gatekeeper,” a fresh win for the EU’s DMA approach to Big Tech. Cross-border energy: Creos Deutschland has started construction on the mosaHYc hydrogen pipeline section linking Leidingen to Dillingen, with Luxembourg’s Lex Delles among officials. Health biotech IP: AIM ImmunoTech says new European and UK patent protections for Ampligen in Long COVID run through June 2041, after no opposition was filed. Space & industry: A new European plan aims to let companies start with low-cost zero-gravity aircraft tests before moving to manufacturing in orbit. Local infrastructure: Luxembourg’s road authority begins night-time tunnel maintenance and cleaning from 1 September, starting at Colmar-Berg and Schieren. Data protection leadership: CNPD in Luxembourg appoints Philippe Ney as new president, as the regulator expands its role to coordinate AI oversight authorities. Mobile libraries in Luxembourg: An international congress on mobile libraries runs at the National Library in Kirchberg, with public access and vehicle visits on 6 September. Finance & tech: FNZ raised $450m from existing institutional shareholders to fund its wealth-management technology transformation.
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