The relationship between the United States and Canada today seems like a model of partnership and stability. However, history shows that their path to cooperation was not easy. In the 1930s, the United States developed “Plan Red” – a scenario for a military invasion of Canada, including reconnaissance missions and even the use of chemical weapons. Canada did not stand aside, preparing its own plan to attack its southern neighbor. Find out how this tense relationship developed and what it means for...

In the next five years, the labor market will undergo significant changes: specialists without higher education will become the most sought-after. Labor shortages and increasing demand for practical skills are putting builders, drivers, couriers, nurses, and other skilled professions in the spotlight for employers. We explore which specialties will be the most promising and how to acquire the necessary skills. The Future of the Labor Market: In-Demand Professions Without Higher Education for the...

United Engine Corporation (UEC) is a leader in Russian mechanical engineering, investing heavily in the development of new technologies, modernization of production facilities, and development of export potential. How are investments in innovative engines, environmental initiatives, and digitalization changing the industry and the Russian economy? Read our article about UEC's strategic steps, its role in creating jobs, supporting regions, and promising areas of development. Where is the United...

Millennials and Credit Life: The Price of Status and Financial Risks According to data from Wells Fargo, 30% of millennials take out loans to keep up with status and impress others. Social media, the availability of credit tools, and a changed attitude towards finances have made living in debt commonplace. What risks does this pose, how can one avoid the debt trap, and why is financial literacy more important than status? We discuss this in the article. Millennials and Living on Credit: The Price...

It is commonly believed that only legal entities can invest in securities. However, this is not the case. Anyone can become an investor. It is commonly believed that only legal entities can invest in securities. In reality, this is not the case. Anyone can become an investor. So, how can one do this? And which methods are the most relevant today? To clarify this issue, Sergey Tereshkin, the founder of RESURS, has taken the initiative. The businessman has thoroughly studied the investment market...