... strong promotions from local competitors and more subdued consumer demand. Additionally, about 80% of iPhones produced in the United States are assembled in China, reflecting Apple’s strong dependency on Chinese infrastructure for its production and logistics. All these factors render Apple’s shares sensitive to fluctuations in the Chinese market. Tesla (TSLA). China is the world’s largest electric vehicle market, and Tesla has been actively ramping up production there (Gigafactory in Shanghai)....

... production costs and improving environmental performance. Export potential: The plant's cathode copper is used in the electrical industry, which makes it in demand in the markets of Europe and Asia. Infrastructure development: Additional warehouse space and logistics terminals have been built to optimize the transportation of products. 2. Research centers UMMC actively invests in scientific research to improve the efficiency of production processes and develop new technologies. Innovative laboratories: The ...

... liquefied gas in EU imports has risen to an all-time high. LNG reception terminals in European countries are operating at high capacity, allowing them to replace lost pipelines' gas volumes. Local Solutions: In Russia, Gazprom is optimizing domestic logistics: for instance, after brief pauses, gas supplies to the Kaliningrad region have resumed via Lithuania, and in case of disruptions, a floating LNG terminal is employed. Although these technical maneuvers do not directly affect Europe, they emphasize ...

... assistant Alexa has been in the market longer than its competitors, and now, to avoid losing initiative, Amazon is incorporating more advanced language models into it. The Amazon store uses machine learning algorithms for personalized recommendations, logistics, and inventory management, reducing costs and improving service quality. All these measures strengthen Amazon's position: the company demonstrates its ability to adapt and find new profit avenues even as the landscape shifts. In the eyes of ...

... the economy through technology are being launched, while local venture funds are becoming leading investors both domestically and abroad. New "unicorns" are emerging in Southeast Asia: tech companies in the fields of e-commerce, fintech, and logistics are achieving valuations over $1 billion amid the rapid growth of the digital economy and vast user bases. India and Indonesia are also experiencing a surge in venture activity: in recent weeks, several Indian and Indonesian startups have closed ...