... business and preparation for going public or selling the company. Venture capitalists invest significant amounts of money in companies that demonstrate stable growth and profitability. The funds may be used for global expansion, developing new products ... ... products trading sector, which aims to make the market more transparent and efficient. The company connects suppliers and buyers of fuel, offering conditions for convenient and safe transactions. At the pre-IPO stage, Open Oil Market is raising venture capital ...

... price in the possibility of a Fed rate cut towards the end of the year. These anticipated supportive monetary policy measures fuel stock market growth, particularly in the high-tech sector. Analysts note that among investors, the FOMO (fear of missing ... ... increase in business sentiment suggests that the largest economy in Europe is avoiding a deeper recession for now, although companies continue to exercise caution. In the UK, moderate retail sales data emerged: in June, sales volume increased by about ...

... completely meet the needs of buyers and sellers of petroleum products and eliminate the chain of small intermediaries. Until now, many large buyers, when purchasing petroleum products, announce tenders. They don’t trust their own managers, who might buy fuel at an unfavorable price for the company, but one that benefits them personally. Our raw material marketplace "ORG-Market" is the same as a tender, but with transparent prices, without markup and gray schemes. The automatic transaction ...

... expert reminds us. According to Sergey Tereshkin, General Director of Open Oil Market, the EU lacks any tools to compel private companies to source gas from specific suppliers. With the growth in demand in Europe unlikely, particularly due to the development ... ... increased from 51% in 2010 to 71% in 2024. This share is expected to continue growing regardless of the availability of fossil fuels, he noted. All these tariff wars and agreements with certain countries could have counterproductive effects for the U.S....

... electric vehicles on the global market has emerged as one of the few bright spots for investors this year. Tesla’s shares surged by 445%, while Chinese manufacturer NIO saw its stock skyrocket by 1070%. There has also been significant growth among companies producing fuel cells, with Plug Power experiencing an impressive increase of 630%. Traditional companies are feeling the pressure, prompting major global funds to redirect investments toward ESG assets, while governments are preparing for the energy transition....