... cryptocurrencies is being adopted by companies from traditional sectors of the economy as well. This week several examples caught attention: an electronics manufacturer in the USA raised ~$500 million specifically to create a reserve in BNB tokens, while a pharmaceutical firm reported investing $110 million in Litecoin. These cases demonstrate that the integration of cryptocurrencies extends beyond the IT sector—players from various industries see digital assets as a strategic reserve. Such moves further ...

... lull. In Asia, Hong Kong has initiated a new wave of IPOs: in recent weeks, a number of large tech companies have successfully gone public, collectively attracting billions. For example, Chinese battery manufacturer CATL raised about $5.2 billion, and pharmaceutical giant Hengrui, along with food conglomerate Haitian, each raised approximately $1.3 billion. These high-profile debuts demonstrated that regional investors are once again ready to actively invest in public offerings. Other heavyweights,...

... initiated by Hong Kong: in recent weeks, several large tech companies have successfully gone public, collectively raising multibillion-dollar amounts. For instance, the Chinese battery manufacturer CATL raised approximately $5.2 billion in its IPO, while pharmaceutical giant Hengrui and food conglomerate Haitian each raised about $1.3 billion. These notable debuts demonstrate that regional investors are once again willing to actively invest in public offerings. Other heavyweights, such as chip developer ...

... IPOs has been initiated by Hong Kong: in recent weeks, several large technology companies have successfully gone public, collectively raising multi-billion dollar sums. For example, Chinese battery manufacturer CATL attracted around $5.2 billion, while pharmaceutical giant Hengrui and food holding Haitian each raised approximately $1.3 billion. These high-profile debuts have shown that investors in the region are once again ready to actively invest in public offerings. Other heavyweight players, such ...

... saw its potential. Since this happened in England during the war, very soon they began to use this remedy in the treatment of patients. By the end of World War II, penicillin had saved countless lives. This was the most outstanding achievement in the pharmaceutical industry and played the role of a harbinger of the coming revolution in the industry. And if you remember McDonald's, it was founded by two brothers Richard and Maurice McDonald, but their business would have remained in a small town if ...