... most crime-ridden areas and during "peak hours" in public spaces to curb the activity of thieves. London authorities are also experiencing pressure, with Mayor Sadiq Khan facing criticism from council opponents for insufficient focus on the issue, demanding more decisive action. In response, the Mayor states that the city is allocating record funding for police efforts to combat this crime epidemic. The police, for their part, urge technology companies to join in solving the problem. Scotland ...

... digital currencies increased significantly. The event demonstrated how closely intertwined politics is with investments in digital assets: many institutional investors redirected their focus to the cryptocurrency market. The incident highlighted that issues of regulation and transparency could become subjects of active discussion among authorities, as political actions directly influence crypto market dynamics and investor confidence. Ripple and Its Legal Status Ripple Labs is a technology company ...

... patient. Conclusion for Investors: Warren Buffett's business strategy for 2025 sends a clear signal to both institutional and private investors. In an environment where the stocks of many companies appear expensive and economic risks (inflation, debt issues, geopolitical tensions) loom ahead, it is prudent to adhere to the principles of fundamental analysis. Focus on the quality of businesses, maintain a sufficient amount of cash or equivalents for the opportunity to purchase assets in a downturn,...

... money while complying with the law. Therefore, the call to create a sales infrastructure is particularly relevant — without it, the further development of the industry is hindered. Regulator's Position: The Role of the Central Bank The key link in the issue of creating cryptocurrency infrastructure is the position of the Central Bank. The Bank of Russia has traditionally taken a cautious stance regarding crypto assets, fearing for financial stability and potential illegal capital movement. Nevertheless,...

... and increase quickly. It requires significant investments and a long investment cycle. While overall gasoline production levels may be sufficient for domestic needs, there is not enough high-octane gasoline. Therefore, an export ban may not solve this issue," he says, noting that manual regulation reduces manufacturers' interest in investing in production. At the same time, the suspension of the export ban has supported refining margins, which are currently at a comfortable level, experts from ...