... legal services and banks indicated that with the law's implementation, such operations would become impossible – banks would refuse to process payments for transactions involving the transfer of login and password information. Thus, the financial infrastructure itself will start blocking the monetization of these services. Similar steps are being taken by other platforms. On specialized forums and marketplaces, sections where accounts were sold or character boosting was offered have already been ...

... are concentrated in this sector: OpenAI : The generative AI developer OpenAI raised approximately $40 billion in funding—one of the largest rounds in the industry's history; Meta and Scale AI : The corporation Meta invested $14.3 billion in the AI infrastructure startup Scale AI , marking one of the largest deals of the year; Thinking Machines Lab : The new startup of former OpenAI CTO Mira Murati secured about $2 billion in a seed round at a valuation of around $12 billion, setting a record for ...

... enhances the investment appeal of digital assets. Some analysts and market participants (including representatives from firms like 21Shares) suggest that official recognition of cryptocurrencies at this level could expedite institutional adoption and infrastructure development. On the other hand, the situation revealed risks of opacity and politicization; the involvement of lobbyists and unplanned promotion of specific players' interests may raise concerns among regulators and some investors. Thus,...

... consecutive month. Weak external demand and cautious consumption are hindering industry. In response, Chinese authorities announced an additional stimulus package: tax reductions for small businesses, eased mortgage lending conditions, and accelerated infrastructure projects in the second half of the year. The People's Bank of China previously lowered key rates (by a total of 0.25 pp in June and July) and is ready to continue easing policy to avoid deflation. These measures aim to help achieve the ...

... year-over-year to $20.8 billion, attributed to strong promotions from local competitors and more subdued consumer demand. Additionally, about 80% of iPhones produced in the United States are assembled in China, reflecting Apple’s strong dependency on Chinese infrastructure for its production and logistics. All these factors render Apple’s shares sensitive to fluctuations in the Chinese market. Tesla (TSLA). China is the world’s largest electric vehicle market, and Tesla has been actively ramping up production ...