... per day. "We started as a derivatives exchange two years ago, and this round will help us reach a new level," said CEO Sam Bankman-Fried in the company’s press release. In particular, the company aims to use the raised funds to expand its product offerings and grow its user base. There are also plans for "strategic investments" for future growth, including acquisitions. Bankman-Fried also informed The Block that the company intends to offer white-label solutions that would allow ...

... efficiency. Development of Innovative Technologies: Investments are directed towards the creation and implementation of next-generation reactors, such as fast neutron reactors and small modular reactors, which ensure more environmentally friendly energy production and lower levels of radioactive waste. Environmental Initiatives and Waste Recycling: One of the priorities is the safe handling of radioactive waste, including recycling and storage. This area minimizes environmental impact and enhances the ...

... the marginal added value they provide exceeds the marginal costs of maintaining the investment. The due diligence stage varies based on the nature of the business proposal. This process includes addressing issues related to customer recommendations, product evaluations, and business strategies, as well as interviewing management and other similar exchanges of information during this period. Consequently, the duration of venture investments will vary based on the anticipated strategic advantage. Specifically,...

... transporting oil to strategic destinations and ensuring uninterrupted operations in the face of rising demand. Export Projects and Port Infrastructure: The company continues to invest in terminal development to increase the volume of oil and petroleum product supplies through Russia's key export ports, such as Primorsk and Novorossiysk. This enables the diversification of export routes and expands access to international markets, supporting Russia's reputation as a reliable supplier of hydrocarbons....

... China for the procurement of new J-10 fighters and air defense systems. Global defense corporations—from American and European to Russian and Chinese—compete for the Indian and Pakistani markets, with the conflict ensuring stable demand for their products. According to the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI), between 2010 and 2019, India imported weapons worth over $50 billion (the highest figure in the world), while Pakistan imported more than $11 billion. These colossal ...