... vehicles and rising costs. A further negative signal came from Elon Musk's comments: the founder and CEO of Tesla warned of “several tough quarters” ahead due to the reduction of government subsidies for electric vehicles in the US and intensifying competition. These statements heightened concerns about Tesla's future growth rates. Following the report’s release, the company's shares fell by over 8%, and year-to-date, Tesla's market capitalization has decreased by approximately a quarter, reflecting ...

... cord”). Nonetheless, the pace of growth in internet connections has slowed, and quarterly profit barely met market expectations. Investors reacted to the report with caution: results confirm that the traditional cable business is facing challenges due to competition from streaming services, although Charter’s active investment in networks and services brings partial success. Coca-Cola Co. – the world beverage producer demonstrated resilience in consumer demand. For Q2, Coca-Cola’s revenue grew by ...

... warn that this year, Europe will need to import significantly more LNG than last year, considering the high gas withdrawal last winter and the abandonment of most Russian supplies. The Gas Exporting Countries Forum and analytical agencies note that competition for liquefied gas in the global market may intensify closer to autumn. If filling storage facilities becomes challenging, it is possible that summer spot prices in Europe will even exceed last winter's levels. For now, LNG supplies are meeting ...

... inject significantly more gas into storage than last year, considering increased consumption last winter and the complete cessation of transit through Ukraine since the beginning of the year. The Gas Exporting Countries Forum and analysts warn that competition for liquefied natural gas (LNG) on the global market may intensify, and summer exchange prices in Europe could exceed winter prices if filling storage proves challenging. The situation is alleviated by the fact that LNG supplies are currently ...

... nuclear deterrence has historically been based on the concept of "minimum sufficient deterrence": to have the capability to deliver an unacceptable retaliatory strike in the event of an attack. However, with the intensification of geopolitical competition, Beijing is investing in expanding and modernizing its forces. Today, China possesses a nuclear triad: A powerful arsenal of ground-based ballistic missiles of various ranges. This includes the new intercontinental missiles DF-41, capable ...