... examples is Grammarly's acquisition of the email service Superhuman as part of its strategy to build an AI-powered productivity platform, as well as the activity of major IT corporations acquiring promising developments. The overarching trend is that both traditional tech giants and the unicorns themselves are increasingly becoming buyers of startups, aiming to solidify their positions. The wave of M&A deals is reshaping the industry landscape, providing startups with new exit paths and allowing investors ...

On Monday, August 4, 2025, the startup and venture capital world is experiencing a true revolution. Artificial intelligence is flooding the fintech sector, leaving traditional business models with little chance of survival. Mega-funds are re-entering the market, bringing fresh capital and ambitious projects. While the Middle East attracts new investors with its promising startups, Southeast Asia demonstrates impressive ...

... acquisition of the email service Superhuman by Grammarly as part of a strategy to create an AI platform for productivity, as well as increased activity from IT giants buying promising developments in cloud technology and AI. The overall trend shows that both traditional tech corporations and the "unicorns" themselves are increasingly becoming buyers of startups, aiming to strengthen their market positions. The wave of M&A deals is reshaping the industry landscape, giving startups new routes for ...

... the rapid development of RES is significantly changing the generation structure. As of mid-2025, the share of wind and solar generation has reached around 24%, surpassing that of coal and closely approaching that of nuclear power plants (each of these traditional categories now contributes less than 20% of generation). Together with hydro and other sources, over 30% of electricity in the U.S. is produced using green technologies—a record figure. Thus, for the first time, wind and solar energy in ...

... than with others: growth prospects exist, but overall pessimism and memories of last year's failures compel them to act cautiously. Tesla (TSLA): Sales Growth at the Cost of Margin and Trust Technical Analysis of Tesla (TSLA) : Tesla’s shares are traditionally the most volatile among the "seven." After rising in summer-autumn 2024 to approximately $270 (local resistance), the stock plummeted to around $150 by early 2025 – over 40% loss in value in a few months. The RSI remained deeply ...