... especially significant growth in internet connections, will reassure investors regarding the resilience of traditional communication providers. If the figures disappoint, fears may intensify that the cable business is losing ground under the pressure of digital alternatives. Southern Copper – one of the world's leading copper producers (the company's assets are concentrated in Latin America). Southern Copper's financial results are important for understanding the dynamics of the raw materials market,...

... Repair phones and tablets Offer services for replacing screens, batteries or other parts for mobile devices. Configuring gaming consoles If you have experience in configuring consoles, offer help with installing games, accounts and updates. Creating digital content (animations, GIFs, etc.) Learn how to create simple animations and offer your services to bloggers or social media owners for their publications. 41-50: Ideas for those who love nature and ecology Gardening and landscaping Help your neighbors ...

... becoming leading investors both domestically and abroad. New "unicorns" are emerging in Southeast Asia: tech companies in the fields of e-commerce, fintech, and logistics are achieving valuations over $1 billion amid the rapid growth of the digital economy and vast user bases. India and Indonesia are also experiencing a surge in venture activity: in recent weeks, several Indian and Indonesian startups have closed funding rounds worth tens and hundreds of millions of dollars, while successful ...

... service Uber to rental housing services (Airbnb) and food delivery (DoorDash). Applovin, a mobile app developer, and Uber's competitor, Lyft, will also report. These quarterly reports will provide a wide perspective on consumer demand in services and the digital economy. Commentary: Wednesday will be one of the critical days of the week. From the morning, markets will focus on news from Asia, Europe, and the U.S.: strong data from Novo Nordisk may influence the pharma sector, while McDonald's report could ...

... the previous quarter (and by 16% year-over-year). An unexpected leader in the region has been Mexico, which for the first time since 2012 surpassed Brazil in capital raised. Mexican startups secured significant rounds in fintech and e-commerce: the digital bank Klar raised around $170 million, while the auto marketplace Kavak raised $127 million. These deals helped Mexico City take the lead in the region. For comparison, in Brazil, a large round of $120 million was secured by cleantech startup ...