... been in business. With age, you gain experience, but it happens that after working in an industry for a long time, you find so many pitfalls that you doubt the chances of success of your own business. A person who simply has enough experience to feel confident in the role of manager is likely to be more optimistic about an entrepreneur's career. Perhaps the most ideal combination is the thinking of a beginner and the experience of an industry veteran. The settings of the beginner will allow you to ...

... fuel consumption could decline. For now, however, basic forecasts anticipate moderate growth in oil demand (~+2% year-on-year) and gas by the end of 2025, creating a relatively favorable backdrop for the sector. In summary, the fuel and energy sector confidently moves into the second half of summer. Oil is trading at levels that are comfortable for producers without putting excessive pressure on consumers. Gas remains expensive, but the situation is manageable due to coordinated efforts to fill ...

... and Babylon stands out by connecting the largest cryptocurrency (BTC) with modern staking protocols. The project has substantial fundamental backing: in 2024, Babylon raised approximately $70 million from well-known venture funds, indicating investor confidence in the importance of this idea. The market capitalization of BABY at launch was around $234 million, with a very high FDV of approximately $1.02 billion. This means that only about 20-25% of the total token supply is in circulation. Such a ...

... control domestic prices. Below is a detailed overview of key events and trends in the oil, gas, electricity, and other segments of the energy market as of July 29, 2025. Oil Market: Price Increases and Influencing Factors Oil started the week with a confident rise. The North Sea Brent crude oil prices approached the mark of $70 per barrel – the highest levels in the past one and a half weeks. American WTI is trading around $66. The increase in prices was primarily driven by positive news regarding ...

... in VC investments—four times more than Chinese startups ($22.9 billion). The United Kingdom, with the most developed venture ecosystem in Europe, ranked third globally in venture investment volume ($9.4 billion during the same period). India also confidently held its ground, receiving about $7 billion in venture capital (4th place), while France ($4.3 billion) and Germany (~$4.1 billion) made significant contributions to the startup sector. New regional players are also gaining attention. For ...