... begun to slightly reduce its reserve (selling 12 BTC beyond its April production), whereas Marathon continues to accumulate holdings. For investors, these figures are an important indicator of financial strategy: Riot emphasizes flexibility and avoiding losses, while Marathon focuses on maximizing its BTC capital share in anticipation of asset value growth. Funding through Bitcoins: Credit Lines vs. Sales Interestingly, both companies utilize bitcoins as a financing tool but in different ways. Riot Platforms ...

... approximately a quarter, reflecting investor caution in the EV (Electric Vehicles) sector. Intel – The semiconductor industry continues to face difficulties, as evidenced by the report from the largest American chipmaker. For Q2, Intel reported a loss per share (about -$0.10 against expectations of minor profit), despite revenue exceeding forecasts (~$12.9 billion versus anticipated $11.9 billion). High production costs and stiff competition in the personal computer and data center processor segments ...

... Charter’s net income in Q2 was around $1.3 billion, slightly above last year’s level; however, revenue growth was modest (+0.6% YoY to ~$13.8 billion). The company is managing to increase the number of broadband internet subscribers, offsetting the loss of cable TV subscribers (“cutting the cord”). Nonetheless, the pace of growth in internet connections has slowed, and quarterly profit barely met market expectations. Investors reacted to the report with caution: results confirm that the traditional ...

... levels and significantly lower than the peaks of last winter. Contributing to this are relatively cheap oil (~$70 per barrel compared to >$100 a year ago) and successfully restructured fuel supply chains. European countries have compensated for the loss of Russian diesel by increasing imports from the Middle East and Asia, as well as ramping up domestic production. As a result, gasoline prices at filling stations in Europe have stabilized, alleviating one of the reasons for inflationary pressure ...

... reliable than a completely new company with no history. Financial statements and turnover. The bank will definitely request documents reflecting the financial status of the business. For LLCs, these are accounting statements (balance sheet, profit and loss statement), for individual entrepreneurs - tax returns on income. Bank statements confirming cash flows may also be required. Stable revenue and profit, an acceptable level of debt burden are important. If the purpose of the loan is to develop a ...