... companies in the first half of 2025 have encouraged entrepreneurs and investors. For example, stock market debuts of fintech giants, such as Circle (issuer of the USDC stablecoin) and neobank Chime, were phenomenally successful – their shares soared in price, showing high demand among public investors. These high-profile IPOs are indicators of a resurgence of interest in tech listings. A New Wave of Applications: Against the backdrop of favorable conditions, several large startups are planning to go ...

... agreed to acquire the cybersecurity cloud startup Wiz for about $32 billion — an unprecedented amount for a company from a venture portfolio. In addition, a number of well-known startups worldwide are finding strategic buyers for nine- and ten-digit price tags. Consolidation is affecting various sectors from fintech (for instance, regional neobanks being acquired by major players) to enterprise software and artificial intelligence. Among the notable recent examples is Grammarly's acquisition of email ...

... while several fintech and biotech firms conducted IPOs in the range of $1–2 billion each. In the USA and Europe, the situation is also improving: the recent debut of fintech "unicorn" Chime on the New York Stock Exchange resulted in a stock price increase of over 30% on its first trading day, solidifying the company’s valuation at around $15 billion. This success is inspiring other players — the design platform Figma has begun its IPO roadshow and is preparing to raise nearly $1 billion ...

... year. Successful debuts from several tech companies inspire entrepreneurs and investors alike. For instance, the IPOs of fintech giant Circle (operator of the USDC stablecoin) and the neobank Chime were phenomenally successful: their stocks soared in price on the first days of trading, indicating high demand from public investors. These high-profile IPOs confirmed the market's renewed interest in technological listings. Riding the wave of favorable conditions, several major startups are planning to ...

... countries have substantial uranium reserves and are developing their own mining projects. Global Uranium Production and Consumption Annual uranium production is primarily driven by nuclear energy demand and national policies, which also affect uranium prices. In recent years, Kazakhstan, Canada, Australia, and Russia have led global uranium production, meeting the majority of global demand. Countries with well-established nuclear programs, such as the United States, China, and France, have substantial ...