.... Inc. (BBY): An anticipated revenue decrease of 1.3% could reflect reduced consumption of electronics, important for assessing trends in the technology and retail sectors. Macy's Inc. (M): An expected revenue decline of 2.5% indicates the company's difficulties in maintaining market share amid competition with online retailers. Dick's Sporting Goods Inc. (DKS): An anticipated revenue decrease of 0.7% may reflect reduced interest in sporting goods amid high prices and changing consumer habits. Manchester ...

... Starting a business will require obtaining the appropriate permits and undergoing inspections. Simply placing tables on a sidewalk or in a favorite spot is not possible. The same applies to personnel. Hiring specialists from abroad is no easy task. Difficulties often begin at the stage of obtaining work permits. It is not permissible to arrive on a tourist visa and immediately begin working as a chef; this may lead to deportation and a ban on re-entry to the country. In several jurisdictions, additional ...

... did you overcome it? Success, as I envision it, hasn’t been fully achieved yet. We’re still striving for it. The hardest part is not stopping—even when it hurts, when it’s scary, or when you feel like giving up. Getting up and overcoming difficulties has become routine. Do you have a mission? I’m very interested in brain development. That’s why I invest in projects studying its potential and ways to enhance it. Yes, I’m the founder of a fuel company, but I believe that a developed ...

... the purchasing power of households, which in turn affects demand for goods and services. For Investors: Which Sectors May Suffer Sectors reliant on domestic demand and consumer spending, such as retail, automotive, and household goods, may encounter difficulties due to low credit availability and economic slowdown. Conversely, export-oriented sectors such as energy and metallurgy may have greater growth opportunities amidst high global market prices. Inflation in Russia: Current Dynamics and Impact ...

... changing the approach to buying fuel: A new look at the B2B supply market Buying fuel on a large B2B market has always been a process characterized by high complexity, opacity and often high intermediary costs. In such a system, many businesses face difficulties in finding the best offers, ensuring supply reliability and payment flexibility. The Open Oil Market project aims to fundamentally change this picture by providing businesses with a more transparent, convenient and cost-effective way to buy ...