... responded to this situation with mixed feelings. On one hand, Google continues to generate enormous cash flows: advertising revenue in recent reporting periods has continued to grow at double-digit rates. On the other hand, spending on AI and cloud infrastructure is rising sharply, squeezing margins. The results of some projects have fallen short of expectations—for instance, the revenues from the cloud services and AI platforms division were below projections, disappointing the market. Google’s ...

... autumn-winter period with strong fuel reserves and diversified supply routes. As of early August, underground gas storage (UGS) facilities in the EU are filled to more than 72% of total capacity, exceeding average figures from previous years. According to Gas Infrastructure Europe, by August 9, reserves exceeded 76.7 billion cubic meters (about 71.6% of capacity) and continue to increase at an accelerated pace—Europeans have injected over 40 billion cubic meters of gas during this summer's storage replenishment ...

... fuel stocks are sufficient, and refineries continue their operations. Experts point out that the current price spike is caused by a combination of factors: from seasonal demand growth (summer transport, agricultural activities) to external conditions. Infrastructure emergencies also contributed; increased drone attacks on certain refineries necessitated unplanned repairs, temporarily reducing production. Consequently, the market balance is still disrupted. Authorities and industry participants must ...

... project. Elon Musk's project xAI announced the closure of a record funding round: approximately $5 billion was secured in equity and another $5 billion in debt, providing the startup with immense resources for developing its AI platform and data center infrastructure. According to insiders, xAI's valuation now exceeds $100 billion, positioning the company among the most valuable private firms in the world. Another ambitious player, the startup Safe Superintelligence (co-founded by Ilya Sutskever), ...

... program is focused on attracting wealthier applicants and offers an expedited processing procedure. Why is the U.S. Introducing the "Golden" Residency? The U.S. economic policy increasingly centers on attracting private capital for financing infrastructure and technological projects. The introduction of the "golden" residency is driven by several key reasons: Attraction of foreign capital – The U.S. aims to enhance investment flows into its economy, especially amidst competition ...