... $820 million with a valuation over $7.5 billion, indicating a resumption of major deals in financial technology. Concurrently, there is a boom in "green" projects: funds are actively financing climate initiatives—from renewable energy and electric vehicles to innovative nuclear advancements. The Swiss startup Climeworks raised $162 million for the development of CO 2 capture technologies (bringing the total funding to $1 billion). In the nuclear sector, European companies attracted a record ...

... burst. Prior to the 2008 financial crisis, Buffett also maintained substantial reserves and minimized risks, allowing Berkshire to invest in several companies under favorable conditions during the height of the panic (e.g., Goldman Sachs and General Electric) and garner significant profits thereafter. Similarly, in 2020-2021, when markets were recovering from the pandemic, Berkshire was not in a hurry to exhaust all accumulated capital but instead invested selectively (in the oil and gas sectors ...

... which require all companies and individual entrepreneurs engaged in cryptocurrency mining to register in a special FTS registry. For individuals, such a requirement does not apply if they mine in domestic conditions and consume no more than 6,000 kWh of electricity per month. These measures aim to "whiten" the mining industry, identify major players, and put their activities under supervision. In addition to registration, a requirement for monthly reporting on mined digital currencies has been ...

... Corporate Reporting: Company Profits On Monday, investors will analyze fresh corporate reports from several issuers that could impact the prices of individual stocks. The focus will be on: TGC-1 – operational results for the second quarter of 2025 (electric power). Safmar Financial Investments (SFIN) – financial results under RAS for the first half of 2025 (investment holding). VSEH – board meeting to consider recommendations to shareholders regarding profit distribution and dividends for 2024....

... assembled in China, reflecting Apple’s strong dependency on Chinese infrastructure for its production and logistics. All these factors render Apple’s shares sensitive to fluctuations in the Chinese market. Tesla (TSLA). China is the world’s largest electric vehicle market, and Tesla has been actively ramping up production there (Gigafactory in Shanghai). For the first half of 2025, China accounted for the majority of Tesla’s sales; the company explicitly referred to China as "its largest ...