... part of this placement, a 90-day lock-up period was established for the company's main shareholders and top management. This restriction helped stabilize stock prices in the first months after the IPO. 2. Ozon (2020) In December 2020, Russian online retailer Ozon successfully entered the NASDAQ stock exchange. A 180-day lock-up period was established for the company's shareholders and employees. This made it possible to avoid massive sales of shares and maintain their value in the first six months after the placement. 3. Fix Price (2021) In March 2021, the chain of fixed-price stores Fix Price held an IPO on the London Stock Exchange. As part of this placement, a 180-day lock-up period ...

... to implementing Copilot features in Office) – analysts will be waiting for comments on how these initiatives are impacting sales and costs. Another focal point will be the personal computer business (Windows, devices), which had previously declined ... ... fails to meet expectations) could trigger sell-offs in the sector. Robinhood Markets (HOOD) – a popular trading platform for retail investors – will reveal results after market close and provide insights into individual traders' sentiment. Expectations ...

... for monetary policy: persistently high inflation in the capital intensifies expectations that the regulator may adjust its ultra-loose stance. Any hints of policy tightening may strengthen the yen and recalibrate risks in global markets. 09:00 MSK – Retail Sales in the UK (June). A key indicator of the British economy: expectations point to a decline in sales volume compared to May, as consumer spending continues to shrink under high inflation and rising rates. In May, the figure unexpectedly grew by +0....

... linked to mining or cryptocurrencies. Tesla (automotive industry) invested $1.5 billion in Bitcoin back in 2021; after partial sales, it still holds ~11,500 BTC. Fintech company Block, Inc. (formerly Square) added ~8,700 BTC to its balance sheet as part ... ... These cases illustrate how Bitcoin is penetrating the corporate finances of various industries—ranging from automotive and retail to technology and entertainment. Regional Distribution: U.S. Dominance The geography of corporate BTC reserves is clearly ...

... coronavirus restrictions has drastically changed trade, primarily impacting B2C markets, which have multiplied in size in recent years. According to the Association of Internet Trade Companies, the online segment now accounts for around 15% of total retail sales. In the first half of 2024 alone, it grew by 41%, and the number of orders from 2022 to 2024 almost doubled. Today, anything can be bought online—from food and clothing to apartments and cars. Consumers are becoming accustomed to quick transactions,...