... connections offers a chance for intervention: by supporting mothers' mental health, we protect their children too. Early identification of vulnerable children — based on behavioral or even neurobiological indicators — enables timely provisioning of resources for developing emotional resilience. Taking care of parents' emotional well-being is an investment in the psychologically healthy future of the entire family.

... commensurate output gains, their costs rise and competitiveness can suffer. To maintain profitability, firms will need to either raise prices (further fueling inflation) or invest heavily in efficiency improvements. Many enterprises will likely channel resources into automation and worker training so that output catches up with the higher labor costs. In the short run, however, corporate profits could come under pressure, especially in labor-intensive industries where labor costs are significant. On ...

... rounds are also taking place in various sectors—from gaming to manufacturing—confirming the broad revival of venture activity in numerous fields. Such deals not only expand the global "unicorn club" but also provide companies with the resources for accelerated growth in international markets. Regional Trends in Venture Investing The development of startups and venture investments varies significantly across regions. North America maintains its leadership in funding volumes, while Asia ...

... top firms raised more than half of all new funds in the industry. For instance, the Founders Fund announced the closure of new funds totaling $4.6 billion—more than double the total raised by dozens of smaller funds combined. This concentration of resources among market leaders means that young venture managers have limited access to capital. At the same time, new players with interesting niche strategies are emerging. Large corporations are launching corporate venture arms to invest in relevant ...

... export bans, which take effect when retail price growth accelerates sharply. "Whether this model will continue depends on the federal budget situation and the National Wealth Fund (NWF). <...> Next year, the government will have fewer resources to subsidize oil producers, with subsidies totaling 1.9 trillion rubles for the first half of 2024, including the damping mechanism, reverse excise, and investment supplements. This will likely lead to changes in the fuel market regulation model,...