... reason to panic, but an opportunity to learn something new. 2. Focus on opportunities, not risks In any situation, there are both risks and opportunities. Shift your focus from "what will I lose?" to "what will I gain?" Example: If you ... ... Break change into stages Major changes can be intimidating, but if you break them down into smaller steps, they become more manageable. Example: If you are planning to relocate to another city, start with gathering information, then create an action ...

... margins. 5.3 Flexibility of Business Models Diversification of assets, utilization of jurisdictions favoring the CIS and Middle Eastern countries, as well as the active implementation of digital services allowed entrepreneurs to mitigate regulatory risks. 6. The Role of Sanctions and Internal Reforms Despite ongoing sanctions pressure, business empires managed to adapt by: Reengineering supply chains through Kazakhstan, the UAE, and Turkey. Actively using the yuan and rupee in foreign transactions. Internal import substitution, particularly in the machinery and IT service sectors. 7. Social Responsibility ...

... records, despite price challenges. At the same time, OPEC+ strives to maintain a fragile balance: production increases are gradual to avoid both shortages and oversupply in the market. Additional barrels are entering the market amid ongoing geopolitical risks; thus, their influence on prices remains limited. Experts expect OPEC+ to continue flexibly managing quotas, especially if external factors (sanctions, recession, emergencies) begin to significantly impact the oil market. Russian Oil Product Market: Record Gasoline Prices and Government Response The domestic fuel market in Russia faces unprecedented ...

... (reportedly #2 in Europe for unicorns per capita after London). The government supports social guarantees for entrepreneurs (reducing risk) and invests in tech education. Note: The number of unicorns is stated as of April 2025; the characteristics summarize the ... ... and talent—leads to the conclusion that in 2025, the most favorable countries for creating a unicorn company are those that manage to combine market scale, developed startup ecosystems, and pro-innovation policies. In the U.S., founders continue to have ...

... investments: Transcontinental. The company and its shareholders can sell their products not only domestically but also internationally. Management chooses its market presence strategy independent of incurred costs, focusing solely on funds directed at increasing ... ... liquidity. The choice depends on the entrepreneur's goals. Characteristics Direct investments have several characteristics: Risks. Direct investments come with a higher level of risk, especially compared to portfolio investments. Volume. Enterprises ...