... ensure that the platform operates reliably, is easy to use for customers, and can integrate with existing systems used by suppliers and buyers. 5. Liquidity risk Investments in startups often have low liquidity, as private companies are not publicly traded. Investors may be forced to hold their investments for a long time before they can sell their shares or wait for an IPO. This risk is relevant for Open Oil Market, as the company is currently conducting a Pre-IPO round and raising funds for further ...

... country's economy, develop regions and integrate them into a single economic space, creating favorable conditions for Russia's long-term development. Impact on investors Gazprom is a public company whose shares and derivative financial instruments are traded on Russian and international stock exchanges. A stable dividend policy, export revenues and large-scale investments make the company attractive to investors and traders. Public status of the company Gazprom is a public company whose shares are ...

... meeting occurred between Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf and Indian Prime Minister Atal Vajpayee, following which a "Composite Dialogue" was launched—a series of negotiations covering the full array of bilateral issues, including Kashmir, trade, water use, and cooperation in the fight against terrorism. Both governments exhibited cautious optimism. Confidence-building measures were undertaken (earlier, in July 2001, Presidents Musharraf and Vajpayee held a summit in Agra, which, however,...

... manufacturers (brands include Kenworth, Peterbilt, etc.). The PACCAR report is interesting as a gauge of demand for freight transport and carriers' investments in updating their fleets. An increase in truck sales and orders for new models signals a revival of trade and industry, while a decline in demand may indicate business caution. Additionally, PACCAR is developing its electric and autonomous truck segment, and investors are evaluating progress in these technologies. Pentair (PNR) – an industrial company ...

... new tariffs affect goods from Canada and Mexico, which, according to the President, are linked to issues of illegal immigration and drug smuggling from these countries. These measures contradict the existing USMCA agreement, which provides for a free trade area between the U.S., Canada, and Mexico. Experts believe that tariffs on dairy products from Canada and agricultural goods from Mexico could significantly impact the economies of both countries. HSE Professor Alexei Portansky described such actions ...