... services for customer convenience. Mobile Applications: Investing in mobile solutions to streamline the shopping process. Logistics and Infrastructure: Distribution Centers: Constructing and modernizing logistics centers to enhance supply chain efficiency. Transport Fleet: Updating and expanding the vehicle fleet for timely product delivery. Banking and Financial Services: Financial Products: Developing and offering customers financial services, including credit and payment solutions. Partnerships with ...

... Pakistan to Afghanistan and Central Asia would be completely blocked, impacting the Afghan economy (which relies on Pakistani ports). In the Indian Ocean, military actions could jeopardize shipping security in the Arabian Sea—a crucial area for oil transport from the Persian Gulf. In 1971, the Indian navy successfully blocked Pakistan's ports in Karachi and Chittagong; in a modern war, a similar move would lead to a surge in insurance risks for commercial vessels, a rise in freight prices, and heightened ...

... potential, such as Kamchatka and the Kuril Islands. Development of Energy Infrastructure: Construction and Modernization of Power Lines: RusHydro is investing in the development of grid infrastructure to ensure reliable electricity transmission and reduce transportation losses. Technological Connection of New Consumers: The company invests in projects to connect new consumers, including industrial enterprises and residential complexes, which promotes economic development in the regions. Environmental and ...

... was small, or if the issuing country no longer exists. Conversely, commemorative coins maintain value for collectors due to their limited mintage. How to profit from coins Investing in coins is equivalent to purchasing bullion but differs in size and transport methods. To earn a profit, one must sell the coins for more than their purchasing price. This approach is suitable for long-term investment. Greater profit can be derived from purchasing gold coins, as gold retains its appearance longer and ...

... the share of AIT in the structure of oil and gas budget revenues grew from 12% to 18%. Unlike the Mineral Extraction Tax (MET), AIT is calculated not based on the volume of extracted resources but on the revenue from their sale minus production and transportation costs. The introduction of AIT coincided with a major tax maneuver launched in 2019, which was no coincidence. The Ministry of Finance aimed to bring additional funds into the federal budget by gradually zeroing out export duties in exchange ...