... diseases, disease-resistant plant varieties, and means for restoring soils and water bodies after pollution are already being created. In the context of modern global challenges, biotechnology is becoming increasingly in demand, and its importance for sustainable development is only increasing. Examples of biotech companies in Russia Despite the global leadership of foreign companies, Russia is also actively developing biotechnologies and offering interesting developments. Here are some examples of ...

... sentiments in the venture industry remain cautiously optimistic. Successful IPOs and large funding rounds suggest that the low point of the downturn has been passed; however, investors continue to meticulously select projects, favoring startups with sustainable business models and clear paths to profitability. Significant capital inflows into AI, fintech, and cybersecurity instill confidence in further industry development, but venture funds are also paying increased attention to diversification ...

... element in logistics, commercial transport, and regions with inadequate electric vehicle infrastructure. As someone working in the fuel industry, I am confident that innovations in diesel technology will continue to strike a balance between environmental sustainability, economic efficiency, and performance. While electric vehicles are seizing the market, diesel will remain a vital backbone for industries that require reliability and effectiveness." Conclusion: Diesel Will Live Diesel engines not ...

... ensuring the availability and quality of services for the population. Modernization and development of infrastructure: The state often participates in financing or supporting the modernization of the infrastructure of natural monopolies to ensure their sustainable development. Natural monopolies play an important role in the Russian economy, providing the population and businesses with necessary services. Thanks to state regulation, it is possible to maintain stable tariffs and high quality standards....

... Central Bank: Tools for controlling foreign exchange transactions, which will prevent sharp fluctuations in exchange rates; Additional opportunities for implementing financial policies aimed at stabilizing the ruble and supporting the national economy; A sustainable infrastructure for managing currency flows and protecting domestic market participants from external risks. Why did the Central Bank do this? In the context of sanctions pressure and restrictions on the international market, the Central Bank ...