AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoAI & Consumer Rights: Italy’s antitrust watchdog opened an investigation into AI music startup Suno, saying parts of its terms may be unfair to consumers, including broad power to change prices and subscription terms, plus dispute rules that push users toward U.S. arbitration and waive class actions. Energy Costs at the Pump: Italy’s diesel duty cut has expired, lifting prices at the pump; Eni says its diesel price cap rises from €2.19 to €2.25 per litre, while Codacons criticizes the government for not delivering a replacement offset mechanism. E-Grocery Market Move: Everli, an Italian e-grocery delivery marketplace, cleared a key SEC step as its registration statement was declared effective, paving the way for a Nasdaq listing after its planned merger. Sustainability in Everyday Products: Italy’s used-oil consortium CONOE says it’s scaling collection and aims to supply regenerated materials for biofuels, biolubricants and other consumer-linked outputs. Payments & Retail Tech: TrueLayer and SumUp partner to simplify account top-ups across Europe, targeting smoother checkout and funding for shoppers. Fashion Retail Watch: Asos is investigating after thousands of app users received notifications claiming the retailer’s data was “fully compromised.”
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