... compensates with a high human capital level and integration into the global economy, achieving remarkable results (#3 in the world for unicorns per capita). Conversely, in countries lacking talent or with small markets, startups often have to rely on exports and relocation to larger ecosystems for growth. Top 20 Countries by Number of Unicorns and Their Investment Profiles The table below summarizes the top 20 countries in the world by the number of unicorn companies (as of 2025)—indicating the ...

... briefly soar to 115 rubles following the inauguration. They argue that the ruble will remain under pressure due to factors related to future White House policies, including: The U.S. trade policy, which may intensify restrictions on Russian raw material exports. Tax and immigration reforms that could influence the attractiveness of investments in emerging markets. Increased sanctions pressure, which will reflect on currency flows and investments. Moderate Ruble Weakening According to estimates from experts ...

... or employee limitations. Companies under GTS can have unlimited income and number of employees. Right to VAT refunds. Under GTS, companies can claim VAT refunds, which is particularly relevant for organizations working with large corporate clients or exporting goods. Ability to account for all expenses. All verified expenses can be considered when calculating profit tax, allowing for a reduction in taxable base. Disadvantages of GTS: Complex reporting. GTS requires more complex accounting and reporting ...

... key insights for investors navigating the evolving economic landscape. Tuesday, December 10, 2024: Analysis of Key Events and Reports Macroeconomic Events 06:00 (MSK): China – Global Trade Data for November China’s trade statistics, including exports and imports, will reveal the state of global demand and supply chains. Strong export growth could signal resilience in global consumption, while weak figures might suggest a slowdown in the international economy. 06:30 (MSK): Australia – Central ...

... High Key Rate: The Central Bank of Russia maintains a high key rate of 21% to control inflation, but such a rate also restrains lending and investment activity. Sanctions and External Economic Environment: Amidst sanctions pressure and restrictions on exports and imports, businesses face shortages of technological equipment, components, and supply chain challenges. Ruble Instability: Currency volatility limits planning capabilities and dampens external economic activity, particularly for small and ...