... reduces geopolitical risks associated with dependence on Asian equipment supplies. The development of services for retail users is also gaining momentum. The largest fintech platform, PayPal, has implemented a feature called Pay with Crypto , allowing customers to send cryptocurrencies abroad with reduced fees. Integrating digital assets into a popular payment service simplifies international transfers and demonstrates the increasing acceptance of cryptocurrencies within the traditional financial system....

... the surge in demand for cloud capabilities to train and deploy AI models—many startups and corporations rent infrastructure from AWS for AI, contributing to revenue growth in Amazon's B2B segment. Additionally, Amazon is integrating AI to enhance customer experience and its own efficiency. The voice assistant Alexa has been in the market longer than its competitors, and now, to avoid losing initiative, Amazon is incorporating more advanced language models into it. The Amazon store uses machine ...

... century? Primarily, it remains a nationwide day off in Russia and many other countries. The celebration traditions largely depend on the desires of the people themselves. Modern May Day is a hybrid of the old and new. Part of society supports the old customs: trade unions and labor collectives hold rallies, social justice speeches are made, and labor veterans don medals and reminisce about past demonstrations. Many cities continue to practice picnics—mass outings into nature. These can be organized ...

... bridge between traditional finance and the crypto world. PayPal: One of the largest payment platforms has launched a new service, **“Pay with Crypto,”** enabling tens of millions of merchants to accept payments in over 100 types of cryptocurrencies. Customers can now pay with Bitcoin, Ether, Litecoin, and other coins via linked wallets (including third-party ones like MetaMask or Coinbase Wallet), while sellers receive revenue in stable fiat currency. The crypto-to-fiat conversion occurs instantly ...

... gradually raise retail prices, passing some of the increased costs onto consumers. Independent gas stations, which purchase fuel on the open market, suffer even more; for them, rising fuel prices mean either raising prices at the pump and risking losing customers or enduring reduced profits. Consequently, the entire fuel distribution sector finds itself in a position of forced price increases for end consumers to stay afloat. Consumers: Motorists feel the impact of gasoline price hikes directly on their ...