... associated with rising DF prices, though its high-demand season has also ended. The primary driver of DF price increases is now the high demand for winter grades, which are traditionally produced in smaller quantities than summer grades. In October, DF price growth accelerated but not critically enough to warrant a preventive export ban or direct restrictions on DF exports. As Tereshkin notes, for DF, oil companies traditionally use October-November as an "accepted" window for price hikes during ...

... change once a year is the norm for 43% of Gen Z, and 15% do it every six months. Some even leave every quarter (7%). Staying at one company for over five years? No, thank you. Only 5% of us do that. Why are we like this? It's simple. Money and career growth. We are not willing to wait. Why Do We Leave? We want more money. If it's possible to earn more, why not? Staying in one company rarely leads to the desired income. We seek drive. A boring job without challenges or prospects is a failure. We want ...

... cash flow. It teaches that it’s not enough to simply acquire assets; maintaining liquidity and making wise investment choices are essential for long-term success. This mirrors real-life business decisions where balancing capital allocation between growth and operational expenses is crucial. 2. Risk Assessment and Diversification Not every property in Monopoly leads to success. Players quickly learn the importance of evaluating risks and recognizing that diversification helps mitigate potential ...

... joy. Perfectionism. The desire to do everything flawlessly may paralyze action. Social pressure. The expectations of others can create a fear of disappointing someone or not meeting standards. However, change is not always negative. It can serve as a growth point and an opportunity to improve the quality of life. How to Overcome the Fear of Change? If the thought of change scares you, consider trying the following techniques. 1. Embrace the inevitability of change The world is constantly changing,...

In 2025, the Russian car market expects a significant decline in sales volumes - according to AVTOVAZ forecasts, the market may shrink by 21-30%. The reasons for the decline are the growth of the key rate, fluctuations in the ruble exchange rate and a decrease in consumer activity. In the article, we analyze how these factors will affect the Russian economy, the auto industry and the availability of cars for buyers. The Decline ...