... infrastructure) remains at around ~557 billion rubles. Similarly negligible (less than 1% of revenue) are other goods, works, and services, where revenue dropped to ~9 billion rubles. Thus, Gazprom's revenue structure is increasingly shifting towards the core gas business in the domestic market and Asia. The growth in ruble revenue is primarily driven by the gas segment, compensating for declines in some other areas. This reflects the company's adaptation to new realities: gas exports to distant regions have quantitatively decreased, but the currency revenues ...

... between once-close individuals. When selecting an investor, it’s wise to choose individuals with substantial experience in startup development or those employed in technology firms. These entrepreneurs can provide significant momentum for the project's growth. Where to Find Investors In reality, finding such individuals is not overly complicated. Specialized platforms exist where potential investors congregate, familiar with business principles and actively seeking new opportunities. Professionals are open to discussing funding possibilities and are eager to engage with seekers. The key is to present them with an attractive proposition. It’s also important to recognize ...

... retail segment in Russia is characterized by high competitive saturation. Economic Challenges: Declining purchasing power and rising inflation may affect demand. Magnit continues to successfully adapt to market challenges by developing new lines of business and strengthening its positions. The company demonstrates a strategic approach to growth, paying attention to both traditional retail and e-commerce. Its investments in network development, store modernization, and support for domestic producers not only contribute to economic growth but also improve access to goods for millions of ...

... than the previous year (though this is still trivial compared to the global market). Local investors are focusing on projects in AI, import substitution, cybersecurity, and B2B services. Gradually, a new wave of tech entrepreneurs capable of developing businesses under challenging conditions is forming. The regional venture ecosystem is striving to take advantage of the global upturn to lay the groundwork for future growth, even if it takes more time and reliance on internal resources. Conclusion: Cautious Optimism and Focus on Quality Growth By the end of summer 2025, sentiments in the venture industry remain cautiously optimistic. Successful IPOs and large rounds ...

... According to the company, Bitcoin now constitutes two-thirds of its liquid assets. This move demonstrates the confidence of the business sector in the long-term value of the first cryptocurrency. Metaplanet (a Japanese investment firm) increased its Bitcoin ... ... steadily increasing its positions—just a year ago, its reserve was under 500 BTC—reflecting a strategic belief in Bitcoin's growth as an asset. Ray Dalio —the legendary investor and founder of Bridgewater Associates—has changed his view on crypto ...