Are your investments ready for the challenges of 2025? In the latest Citi Wealth Outlook 2025 report, experts share their predictions on key economic trends, promising sectors, and strategies for investors. Find out how inflation, technological innovation, and geopolitics will shape markets, and what steps you need to take to ensure your capital grows. All about the key opportunities and risks — in our article! Citi Wealth Outlook 2025: Key Trends and Recommendations for Investors Global ...

... extensive network infrastructure with more than 200,000 base stations, subsidiaries and brands such as Yota and NetByNet, as well as modern office buildings and data centers. Investments are aimed at developing network infrastructure, digitalization and innovation, improving customer experience, as well as social projects and sustainable development. These strategic investments contribute to the development of Russia's telecommunications infrastructure, increasing the availability of modern digital services ...

... provide energy to industrial and domestic consumers. Thermal power complexes: Provide heating and hot water for millions of residents of Russia, especially in the northern regions. 6. Research and development centers and technology base Gazprom develops innovative technologies to improve the efficiency of gas production and processing. LNG technology development centers: Provide development of new solutions for gas liquefaction and transportation. Monitoring and automation systems: Use of artificial ...

On August 2, 2025, the venture market will reflect significant changes. IPOs, mega-rounds, and global startup growth will define a new era in venture investments. Interest in innovations is increasing, with technology startups in artificial intelligence and beyond taking center stage. Despite global economic challenges, there is a noticeable rise in investments in startups this year. We will analyze which companies have become ...

... positively to its performance and prospects. This inspires other fintech unicorns (such as payment platforms and neobanks ) to ramp up preparation for public offerings. Fintech's return to focus among venture funds is driven by a growing demand for innovations in finance: companies offering businesses and consumers more efficient financial tools—from accounting automation to low-cost cross-border payments—are once again seen as growth drivers and commanding high multiples. Beyond AI: Biotech,...