AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoEbola in Germany: An American doctor infected with Ebola is “cautiously optimistic” after being evacuated to Charité in Berlin, with lab results “trending slightly in the right direction,” as the outbreak in eastern Congo keeps expanding and aid groups warn supplies are running short. Markets & geopolitics: European stocks ended flat as investors waited for updates on US-Iran talks; crude rose on tougher signals, while Germany’s private sector reportedly shrank again. Quantum & biotech: The US signed CHIPS Act letters of intent worth $2.013bn for nine quantum firms, with IBM taking about $1bn, while Gilead completed its $3.15bn-plus acquisition of Tubulis to expand its antibody-drug conjugate pipeline. German industry moves: Sartorius opened a €140m competence center in Freiburg for cell and gene therapy materials, and WiseTech has started AI-linked redundancies—while an internal China email reportedly avoided the word “AI.” EU–China investment signal: A German report says Chinese firms became the top source of foreign investment projects in Germany in 2025, overtaking the US.
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