... activity in Canada, oil inventory statistics in the U.S.), reflecting economic conditions in various parts of the world. Finally, the ongoing corporate earnings season continues in the U.S., Europe, Asia, and Russia, with results from some of the largest publicly traded companies included in the S&P 500, Euro Stoxx 50, Nikkei 225, and the Moscow Exchange index, providing insights into the current state of the corporate sector. Reserve Bank of India's Rate Decision 07:30 (MSK) – The Reserve Bank of India will announce ...

... about $10 billion in the second quarter from Bitcoin's price increase. The firm is now planning to raise another $4 billion through stock issuance to increase its crypto assets—an exemplary case of an enterprise’s long-term faith in Bitcoin. Other publicly traded companies, including several tech giants and retail chains, also hold cryptocurrencies on their balance sheets or accept them as payment. Additionally, traditional banks are exploring blockchain applications: for example, Bank of America is testing the ...

... distribution. Shareholders are notified about the upcoming meeting 30 days prior to the event (via notifications sent out and publication on the company's website). The notification includes the time and place of the event, and the agenda (including the ... ... the company is facing bankruptcy. Violating these restrictions can lead to negative consequences and penalties. Many Russian companies have a dividend policy that determines what percentage of profits is allocated for dividend payouts. Some investors ...

... delivers his verdict. 2. Evaluating other indicators is simpler because they can always be found in the classic reports of any public company. In second place in significance, Buffett highlights the return on equity (ROE). This figure reflects the relationship ... ... years, but he often analyzes a ten-year time frame. 3. The debt-to-equity ratio (D/E) characterizes a company's debt burden. Few companies can do without borrowed capital at some points. However, a large share of borrowed funds in asset financing typically ...

Currently, the top five most valuable companies are Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, Facebook, and Alphabet. Together, these giants are valued at $6.7 trillion. In August of this year, Apple Inc. made history by becoming the first publicly traded American company to reach a market capitalization of $2 trillion. The company took 40 years to achieve the $1 trillion milestone and merely 2 years to double that figure. It is becoming increasingly evident that technology companies have ...