AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoHealthcare Dispute: Luxembourg’s doctors’ and dentists’ association (AMMD) has refused to sign a new deal with the National Health Fund (CNS), but the CNS says care and reimbursements won’t be interrupted as a Grand Ducal regulation kicks in. Workplace Mental Health: The Chamber of Employees reports a sharp rise in suicidal thoughts at work: in 2025, 1 in 15 employees in the private and civil service said they had such thoughts. Business & Food: Ferrero Group (Luxembourg-based) is buying U.S. better-for-you breakfast brand Purely Elizabeth, aiming to expand its breakfast portfolio in America. Finance: Raiffeisen Bank Romania issued a senior eligible bond listed in Luxembourg and Bucharest, maturing in 2033. Public Safety Training: Abu Dhabi Police trained in Luxembourg on facial reconstruction for disaster victim identification. Local Life: Esch-sur-Alzette’s L’Escale centre continues supporting people after hospital stays, offering nursing, social work and psychological help. Culture & Collecting: Breitling’s Luxembourg special-edition Navitimer sold out in about 10 days. Sports: A Luxembourg rugby player and his brother are suspected in a fatal nightclub altercation in Italy; investigations continue.
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