... monitoring how corporations adapt to these new conditions, as this impacts their valuation in the market and the effectiveness of investments in their stocks over the long term. AI and the Evolution of Internet Habits The emergence of accessible AI systems ... ... Historically, search engines earned the majority of their revenue from advertising: companies paid for impressions and clicks, attracting traffic to their websites. However, if answers to queries are provided directly on the results page using AI, users ...

... current high spot prices – instead, some are switching to coal for generation. This factor somewhat eases Europe’s task in attracting sufficient LNG volumes: competition for spot parcels between regions remains restrained for now. Overall, the gas market ... ... Global, etc.) rose by 7–9% in light of the news. The EU, for its part, in addition to importing energy resources, has agreed to invest $600 billion in the US economy – the funds will go towards infrastructure development, green technologies, and more. ...

... capitalization of 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 ... ... high-throughput blockchain actively used in DeFi and NFTs. Technologically, it can process thousands of transactions per second, attracting developers and institutional partners, but past network outages underscore associated risks. Cardano (ADA) was developed ...

... priorities. In today’s market, companies that focus on consumer demand and can achieve rapid growth, especially when their products become cultural phenomena, are highly valued. Pop Mart vividly illustrates how an emotionally appealing consumer brand can attract billions in investments and rise to the top in terms of capitalization. Conclusions for Investors The example of Gazprom highlights the vulnerability of traditional commodity corporations to geopolitical risks and changing market conditions. The value of even the ...

... on stable revenues from oil and gas exports, as well as possible support measures from the Bank of Russia. SberCIB Investment Research forecasts the exchange rate at 95 rubles per dollar, relying on high interest rates in Russia, which make the ruble attractive for short-term investments. However, factors such as sanctions and international instability may increase pressure on the ruble. Independent analysts suggest the exchange rate in the range of 98-100 rubles per dollar if demand for Russian export goods decreases and ...