The government only managed to announce the possible lifting of the ban on gasoline exports from Russia, and within ten days, the stock prices of AI-92 rose by almost 5%, and AI-95 by 7%. Naturally, concerns arose that the resumption of gasoline exports would ...

... Portfolio Diversification is a key tool for risk management. Invest in a variety of assets to reduce reliance on a single income source. In the Russian market, you can combine investments in large companies' stocks ("blue chips"), corporate and government bonds, as well as real estate. Investing in different assets minimizes the likelihood of losses if one of them declines in value, creating more stable income. 4. Choose Stocks of Stable Companies For stable income, consider stocks of well-known ...

... Investors worldwide are again actively funding technology startups, engaging in record-setting deals, and IPO plans are drawing renewed attention. Major funds and corporations have reinitiated significant investments by launching new venture programs, while governments across various nations are ramping up support for innovative businesses, eager to keep pace in the global tech race. Analysts estimate that the first half of 2025 was the most successful period for venture capital since 2021 in terms of total ...

... and most well-known cryptocurrency in the world. It was launched in January 2009 by an enigmatic creator using the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto. In his white paper, Nakamoto outlined the idea of decentralized electronic cash, independent of banks and governments. The emergence of Bitcoin was a response to the global financial crisis of 2008 and the resulting loss of trust in the traditional banking system. The first block of the network, the "genesis block" (block #0), contained an encrypted ...

... spring of 1917 saw the holiday celebrated openly. Following the February Revolution, millions took to the streets on May 1, 1917, across the country. In Petrograd, Alexander Kerensky greeted demonstrators at the Mars Field on behalf of the Provisional Government. Lively slogans filled the air: from support for continuing the war to Bolshevik calls of “All power to the Soviets!” For the first time, May Day was celebrated legally and en masse, no longer solely as an economic observance but as a political ...