... sectors of the economy. Why Are Professions Without Higher Education in Demand? Labor market experts point to several factors leading to the increase in demand for specialists without higher education: Labor Shortage. The number of Russians of working age is declining, particularly in the 30-40 age group. Forecasts suggest that by 2030, the labor market may face a shortage of about 2 million people. Growing Demand for Practical Skills. Employers are increasingly focusing on professional competencies ...

We live in the age of entrepreneurs! These people, and I am proud to count myself among them, are the driving force behind a revolution that transforms and revamps the economy countries around the world, as well as creating new jobs. Entrepreneurial activity is at the ...

... growth, and expansion, cities develop, and life becomes more comfortable. One such person is Sergey Tereshkin, the founder of the fuel company Oil Resource Group LLC. In a conversation with him, we learned what it took to reach such heights. At what age did the idea of starting a business first come to you? At the age of 19, you launched your first venture. That means the foundations must have been laid earlier. Tell us about that. Honestly, I've always lived with the thought of starting a business,...

... official report on digital assets, charting a new course for the U.S. in this rapidly evolving field. The administration of President Donald Trump aims to strengthen America's leadership in digital financial technologies and usher in a "golden age" for cryptocurrencies by fostering blockchain innovation, attracting investment, and promoting responsible industry growth. According to the document, implementing the proposed measures will help the U.S. lead the "blockchain revolution" ...

... individuals valued vitality and self-presentation skills. However, actual appearance bias often affects women more acutely. Labor market studies indicate that **the standards for appearance are stricter for women**: excess weight, non-standard looks, or age may significantly diminish their hiring chances compared to men. For instance, one U.S. study found that each additional centimeter of height increases a man’s annual income by nearly one thousand dollars—while for women, the more significant ...