... pandemic but, on the contrary, emerged as one of the most resilient. The global logistics market continues to grow. In 2018, it reached a value of $4.739 trillion, and it is expected to reach $6.3 trillion by 2024. In Europe alone, the logistics sector generates £1 trillion annually, accounting for 11% of the EU's GDP and creating over 7 million jobs. A significant portion of this growth can be attributed to the increasing digitization and technological modernization of the industry. For instance, ...

... IBM indicate that employees who do not feel they are developing within a company are 12 times more likely to leave that job. Companies that prioritize employee development have an average revenue of $169,100 per employee, while other companies only generate $82,800—approximately half. According to HR Magazine, companies that invest $1,500 in training per employee typically see a 24% higher profit compared to those that do not invest or invest less.

... into account growth potential. In addition, the fundamental approach is used to assess the financial condition of a company and predict its long-term dynamics – for example, investors use it to understand which companies will successfully grow and generate profits in the future, and which will face problems. Methods A combination of quantitative and qualitative methods is used to conduct fundamental analysis. The quantitative part includes working with numbers: studying the company's financial ...

... profit expectations and raises its annual forecast, this will confirm that the healthcare insurance sector is navigating a period of rising payouts well. CI shares have been lagging behind the market lately, so positive surprises in the report could generate increased buyer interest. Earnings After Market Close (Post-Market) Apple (Big Tech, Electronics): The world’s most valuable public company will report following the market close, and this is the day’s main highlight. Apple will present results ...

... consistent growth in the market value of their investments over guaranteed dividend payouts. The key to successful growth investing lies in understanding the life cycle of companies. At the beginning of their journey, new companies can grow very quickly, generating rapid profit increases. At this stage, companies typically reinvest profits back into the business to fuel further growth rather than paying dividends. As companies mature, profit growth tends to slow down, leading these companies to be more ...