... corporations. By August 14, the peak of earnings from several companies in the Nikkei 225 index for Q1 2025 (April–June 2025) is occurring. Among the largest Japanese firms disclosing results between August 12 and 14 are insurance, industrial, and technology giants. The following stand out: Sompo Holdings – one of the leading insurance groups in Japan, report for Q1 2025 fiscal year is expected on August 14. Investors will assess the dynamics of insurance premiums and payouts from Sompo against ...

... devices and accounts from cyber threats, explain the basics of safe internet use. Creating and selling websites Having mastered the basics of web design, you can create websites for small businesses or personal blogs. Launching a YouTube channel about technology Make reviews of gadgets, talk about new applications and show interesting life hacks. Repair phones and tablets Offer services for replacing screens, batteries or other parts for mobile devices. Configuring gaming consoles If you have experience ...

... measures should normalize gasoline prices. The coal sector continues to operate under shifting demand and heightened environmental agendas. Renewable energy and the power sector demonstrate trends of growth and structural changes, from tariffs to new technologies. Geopolitics continues to weave into the fabric of energy markets, forcing companies and states to flexibly redirect resource flows. Participants in the energy sector—from investors to industrial giants—are taking these factors into account ...

... unfolding. On one hand, traditional oil and gas projects face geopolitical and regulatory challenges, with their margins being squeezed due to sanctions and domestic market subsidization. On the other hand, the shift towards renewable energy sources and new technologies creates promising niches for investment—from renewable generation to energy storage infrastructure and efficiency enhancements. In the short term, market attention is focused on the resolution of the sanctions dispute between the US and ...

... that of coal and closely approaching that of nuclear power plants (each of these traditional categories now contributes less than 20% of generation). Together with hydro and other sources, over 30% of electricity in the U.S. is produced using green technologies—a record figure. Thus, for the first time, wind and solar energy in the U.S. have surpassed coal in significance and are gradually catching up to nuclear generation. For Europe, increasing the share of RES has also become a strategic trend,...