... discovered a surprising pattern: children who spent more than the average time gaming had an IQ approximately 2.5 points higher two years later compared to their peers. The Study: 10,000 Children Under Observation The large-scale study conducted by an international team of researchers from the Netherlands, Germany, and Sweden examined the impact of screen time on children's intelligence. The project involved 9,855 American children aged 9 to 10. Specialists recorded how much time each child spent daily ...

... Russia, has announced its intention to enter the capital market through an IPO on the Moscow Exchange. In recent years, the company has demonstrated dynamic growth and is now looking to expand its business by filling the gap left by the exit of the international giant Tetra Pak. For investors, this IPO represents an opportunity to invest in a company poised to significantly strengthen its position in the packaging market amidst ongoing supply chain instability. This article will delve into Lambumiz's ...

... additional insights into trends in passenger transport industries. Reports from Russian Companies OGK-2. A major Russian energy generation company (part of the Gazprom group) is expected to reveal its financial results for the first half of 2025 according to international financial reporting standards (IFRS) on August 6. Investors will assess OGK-2's results as an indicator of the state of the electricity sector in Russia. What Investors Should Pay Attention To Wednesday will be one of the key days of this ...

... such as slowing growth, energy shortages, and demographic crises. Investments: Europe needs innovative solutions and the attraction of investments in technological sectors to remain competitive. Political stability: Prolonged geopolitical conflicts and internal disagreements complicate efforts for reform. Social changes: There is a need to work on alleviating pessimism, improving living conditions, and strengthening confidence for the future. Response to the statement: Musk, as an influential leader,...

... attractive men—the so-called 80/20 principle. However, new research turns this narrative on its head. According to data published in the journal PLOS One , it is men who often overinflate their own "bar" when selecting a potential mate. An international group of researchers analyzed the behavior of nearly 3,000 users of a popular dating app in the Czech Republic. The findings were unexpected: men predominantly seek to connect with the most attractive women on the platform, while women tend ...