AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoDigital Disruption: A London data-centre failure at Google Cloud knocked out services across Europe, leaving some Revolut customers unable to pay by card or app. A separate cyberattack forced grocery group Ahold Delhaize to take websites, apps and systems offline; Dutch stores remained open, but distribution problems caused gaps on shelves. Retail Safety: Home Bargains recalled selected five-litre kegs of five beer varieties over possible rodent contamination, offering refunds for affected products. Retail Deal: The European Commission approved EP Group’s acquisition of Fnac Darty, which sells electronics and books, finding no competition concerns. Shopper Demand: Wickes’ quarterly sales rose 4.5% to £439 million, with stronger purchases of timber, flooring, roofing and garden products. Store Security: France’s unrest has damaged thousands of shops, prompting retailers to board up windows, move stock and consider closures ahead of further protests. Travel Costs: Ryanair’s chief warned European air fares could rise by as much as 20% next year as higher fuel costs squeeze airlines.
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