... points), resulting in weekly index growth of 1–1.5%. The rally is fueled by strong quarterly earnings reports and signs of resilience in the US economy. Recent data indicates that consumer and investment activity has remained stable: although total orders for durable goods dropped by 9.3% in June following a spike in May (driven by large aircraft contracts), orders excluding transportation rose by 0.2% month-over-month, indicating solid business investments. Additionally, the number of initial unemployment claims ...

... staff, licenses, and permits. High-traffic stations—only about 10% of the total—are better positioned to offset these costs. Strategies for Profitability Growth To improve profitability, gas stations focus on expanding their range of non-fuel goods and services. Current trends include installing EV charging stations, pickup points for marketplace orders, and pharmacy outlets. Companies also adopt energy-saving technologies, digital solutions, and loyalty programs to enhance efficiency. According to the Russian Fuel Union, there are 23,000–24,000 gas stations in Russia, with major networks ...

... to this day. We are not saying that becoming a leading football player. To become a successful entrepreneur requires exactly as much luck and luck as to succeed in something else. In entrepreneurship, the whole question is the ability to recognize a good opportunity and the skills needed to turn that opportunity into a thriving business. And in order to do this, preparation is needed. Therefore, in entrepreneurship, as in any other profession, luck is a combination of preliminary preparation, perseverance, self-belief and opportunity. Perhaps the most common misconception about the ideas behind ...

... (Peter Lynch). In this book, successful fund manager Peter Lynch shares his experience in choosing stocks. Lynch explains how a private investor can find profitable assets by carefully observing the life around him (for example, paying attention to the goods and services that he himself consumes). He describes what company indicators to look at and how to classify companies by type (slow-growing, cyclical, fast-growing, etc.) in order to apply the right analysis strategy to each. "Investments" (William Sharpe et al.). A more academic book, which is a textbook on financial investments. It sets out the basics of both fundamental analysis and portfolio management. The ...

..., all developments and marketing research would proceed much faster. We do everything ourselves, and we do it quite quickly. But everything comes down to investment and understanding from buyers, realizing that through marketplaces, you can not only order cheap goods but also expensive and complex products. We are pioneers in this field, so we try to teach, explain, and show that there are complex products, demonstrate how we digitalize all processes, and seek feedback to understand what we should do next and ...