... They are suitable for generating passive income and provide opportunities for capital appreciation in the long term. Commercial Real Estate: Business properties like offices and retail spaces offer higher rental returns but require a larger initial capital investment. Advantages: Long-term asset value growth. Regular income from rentals. 3. Gold and Precious Metals: A Safe Haven for Capital Gold and precious metals are traditional choices for those looking to preserve their savings during periods of economic ...

... billions into technology projects and launching state mega-programs to foster the startup sector, thereby creating their own tech hubs in the Middle East. Concurrently, new venture funds are being established globally, attracting significant institutional capital for investments in high-tech industries. Notable Silicon Valley firms are also increasing their presence; for example, venture giant Andreessen Horowitz (a16z) is raising a record fund of about $20 billion aimed at late-stage American AI startups. In the ...

... challenges such as an energy crisis and sluggish growth. However, countries like Germany and France remain attractive due to industrial innovations. 4. Investment Strategies Conservative Approach Investments in bonds and defensive assets to preserve capital amid instability. Investing in dividend stocks for stable income. Aggressive Approach Taking risks in stocks of high-tech companies. Investing in emerging markets, especially in Asia and Latin America. 5. Major Challenges for Investors Geopolitics: Escalating tensions ...

... Under this calculation policy, profits should also be accounted for solely from the primary line of business of the company. In simpler terms, not all funds invested in the enterprise generate income; thus, for calculations, it is advisable to use the capital invested that was initially allocated to generate profits from the company’s core operations. If a simplified formula is employed for calculations, based on the total profit from all areas of the company's activities, a certain degree of error in the ...

... the U.S. and Canada, startups raised approximately $145 billion in the first half of 2025, a 43% increase from the previous year. About $90 billion of these funds were invested in AI projects, securing North America approximately 70% of global venture capital. Europe: Investment volumes in the second quarter of 2025 in Europe remained at the level of the first quarter and were 24% lower than last year. Late-stage investments have declined, and Europe’s share of global venture investments has dropped to 13%. Nevertheless,...