... R-Vision VC with 500 Million Rubles: Focus on Cybersecurity, AI, and Data Analytics R-Vision, one of the leading players in the Russian cybersecurity market, has announced the launch of its own venture fund, R-Vision VC, with a volume of 500 million rubles.... ... partner of the fund, Igor Smetanev, stated that R-Vision VC will adhere to a flexible approach in its interactions with invested companies: Minority Investments – the fund is prepared to support projects while maintaining control for the founders. Full ...

... startups. In Europe, a group of funds launched Orbit Capital, a €100 million venture debt fund focused on supporting high-growth companies in Central and Eastern Europe through hybrid financing. New specialist funds are also emerging in many regions. From ... ... happening in the region. For example, the fintech startup Investbanq from Kazakhstan recently attracted about $3 million, and the Russian company ARS Smart Robotics received about 249 million rubles at the pre-IPO stage to expand its business. Although the ...

Follow the exciting journey of Russia's most ambitious car manufacturer, Marussia Motors. In this video, we will tell you about the birth, development and sad collapse of this company, as well as its impact on the automotive industry. Find out what factors led to the closure of Marussia Motors and what lessons can be learned from its history.

... dependent on imports of coffee beans. Any fluctuations in production from the largest exporters are quickly reflected in the Russian market. In the context of a global shortage, importers are compelled to raise purchase prices, which inevitably leads ... ... varieties; purchase coffee during sales and special offers; consider using alternative beverages (e.g., chicory). What Measures Can Companies and Importers Take? Coffee companies and importers are already taking certain steps to mitigate the crisis's effects: ...

... exports are only prohibited for non-producers (oil depots, traders). Oil refineries (refineries), which are largely owned by oil companies, have the right to export gasoline. Judging by the dynamics of exchange quotations, a complete ban is imminent. However,... ... increase the supply of gasoline in the domestic market. In recent years, exports have accounted for 12-15 percent of supplies from Russian refineries. The problem is that this measure only works over a short period. In the long term, oil producers will adjust ...