The United States, a major supplier of liquefied natural gas (LNG), has failed to meet several contractual obligations to Europe, raising concerns over energy stability as winter approaches. This article explores the reasons behind the redirection of U.S. LNG shipments, the impact on European consumers, and potential steps Europe could take to strengthen its energy security. Discover how these recent developments are affecting the market and why Europe is considering alternative measures to ensure...

How Digital Services are Changing Audience Behavior Patterns in the B2B Segment – A Case Study of the OPEN OIL MARKET Fuel Marketplace. Interview with Sergey Tereshkin for "RBC Companies". Does the oil products market need a marketplace? After all, there are still no striking examples of profitable B2B trading platforms in Russia. Oil products, primarily diesel fuel and gasoline, represent a vast market. For instance, they account for about 30% of the total trade turnover on the St...

Companies looking to go public can choose between several methods of going public. The traditional IPO (Initial Public Offering) is the most common method, but Direct Listing is also gaining popularity as an alternative way to go public. This article will look at the key differences between Direct Listing and IPO, as well as their advantages and disadvantages for companies and investors. Companies looking to enter the stock market can choose from several methods of public offering. The traditional...

... particular, companies with significant revenue growth may lift sector sentiment, while companies reporting declines could drag on related stocks. Investor Recommendations: Earnings data from these companies will be crucial for sector-based investment strategies. Investors should analyze reports closely, as results from the consumer, technology, and energy sectors may offer a snapshot of broader economic trends. Today’s economic events provide valuable insights into global market trends and macroeconomic ...

Pre-IPO and IPO procedures are critical stages in the development of a company that plans to go public and raise capital. However, despite the common goal of attracting investments, these processes have significant differences that are important for both companies and investors to understand. In this article, I, Sergey Teryoshkin, will explain what Pre-IPO and IPO are, their differences, and the advantages and risks associated with participating in each of these stages. A detailed understanding of...