... so no sharp movements are anticipated, but any information about future dividends and industry regulation is crucial. Kraft Heinz (KHC) – an American food giant (Heinz, Kraft, Oscar Mayer brands, etc.), whose report will reflect consumer demand for food products. Analysts estimate that revenue for Q2 will be about $6.3 billion (down ~3% year-over-year due to the sale of non-core assets and currency fluctuations), with earnings around $0.64 per share. Kraft Heinz’s quarterly report will likely reflect ...

... against crises, inflation, oil prices, or technological advancements. Investments in agriculture are among the most promising sectors. This industry remains resilient against crises, inflation, oil prices, or technological developments. Agricultural products will always be in demand. People cannot live without food. Therefore, even during economic downturns, the demand for such goods does not decrease. In Russia, the agro-industrial complex is showing steady growth. Concurrently, there is a rising global demand for natural products. However, the agro-industrial ...

..., striving not to fall behind in the global technology race. Preliminary data shows that the first half of 2025 was the most productive in terms of venture funding since 2021. In North America alone, investment volume for the first half of the year grew ... ... billions. For example, Chinese battery manufacturer CATL raised about $5.2 billion, and pharmaceutical giant Hengrui, along with food conglomerate Haitian, each raised approximately $1.3 billion. These high-profile debuts demonstrated that regional investors ...

... alone, it grew by 41%, and the number of orders from 2022 to 2024 almost doubled. Today, anything can be bought online—from food and clothing to apartments and cars. Consumers are becoming accustomed to quick transactions, convenient interfaces, and ... ... is already growing at a pace comparable to retail—according to Google, about 83% of businesses prefer to order and pay for products online. The era of cold calls, offline marketing, and paper processes is gradually fading. But this transition is ...

... reflected in the cost of the fuel produced, and ultimately, the consumer will pay for it. Not only drivers but also ordinary citizens will bear the cost when buying any goods, as the price of automotive logistics is included in the final price of both food and industrial products. Starting from January 1, 2025, the excise tax on class 5 gasoline will increase by 14% (to 17,088 rubles per ton), and the excise tax on diesel fuel will rise by 16% (to 12,120 rubles per ton). This significantly exceeds the overall rate ...