AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoRetail Tech & Safety: Coles and Woolworths are trialing facial recognition to curb retail crime and protect staff, as theft pressures rise in Victoria. Consumer Finance: Westpac is shifting credit card rewards toward cashback offers (with merchant-funded deals) after research showed customers want more relevant, day-to-day perks. Payments for Families: LuLu Exchange Bahrain partnered with The Indian School to let parents pay fees via branches and the LuLu Money app, using embedded eKYC for faster sign-ups. Product Launch: FINEX Tissues debuted Sri Lanka’s first facial tissue canister holder at Hotel Show Colombo, driving 150+ buyer inquiries. Consumer Guidance: Consumer Reports published a TV buying guide focused on choosing OLED vs LCD by budget and picture priorities. Market Watch: Swissquote cut 2026 guidance after crypto income slid in H1, even as client assets hit a record. Business & Growth: Gaisano-led Metro Retail Stores Group reported a 45% jump in H1 net income, driven by expansion and better assortment. Food & Trust: Zimbabwe’s consumer watchdog warned about counterfeit Nivea lotion and Huletts sugar, citing risks from poor storage and labeling.
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