In the next five years, the labor market will undergo significant changes: specialists without higher education will become the most sought-after. Labor shortages and increasing demand for practical skills are putting builders, drivers, couriers, nurses, and other skilled professions in the spotlight for employers. We explore which specialties will be the most promising and how to acquire the necessary skills. The Future of the Labor Market: In-Demand Professions Without Higher Education ...

... CarPrice has become one of the leaders in the Russian used car market and continues to grow as one of the largest online platforms in this sector. YouDo YouDo is a service that allows users to find performers for various tasks, such as repairs, cleaning, courier delivery, and other services. The startup completed IIDF's acceleration program, which facilitated rapid growth and expanded the platform's functionality. Today, YouDo actively operates in the Russian market and attracts thousands of new customers ...

... catch a taxi or call and order from the dispatcher, but with the advent of Yandex taxi in Russia, this process has changed dramatically, and frankly, it has made life much easier for ordinary users. And what are marketplaces doing now and how much the courier service has developed over the years of the pandemic. And we are only talking about the V2S market, huge steps into our lives are breaking V2V marketplaces, which is just worth our ORG-Market and similar products in the commodity markets. And ...

... decline in metrics (~–12% for profits, –4% for revenue year-on-year) is expected amidst high costs and moderate demand. Commentary: For UPS, investor focus will be on updated guidance following last year’s labor dispute with the union. Rising courier wages and volume losses from large clients (e.g., Amazon) are pressuring margins. If UPS management reports better-than-expected results (e.g., driven by growth in express delivery or cost reductions) and reaffirms guidance, it could mitigate ...