... projects to restore aquatic ecosystems in mining areas. 3. Expanding the extraction and processing of rare earth metals Rare earth metals are a key component for high-tech industries, including the production of electronics, batteries and equipment for renewable energy. Increasing production: UMMC is developing new deposits of rare earth elements, especially in the Ural region. This provides a strategic advantage in the context of growing global demand. Development of processing capacities: The introduction ...

... Group (Japan): The investment conglomerate unexpectedly returned to profitability in the quarter, achieving significant profits thanks to the recovery in valuations of its technology investments. SoftBank shares gained double-digit 11%, reflecting a renewed market faith in Masayoshi Son’s strategy after several loss-making periods. Sony Corporation (Japan): The electronics and media giant improved its financial year forecast, considering successful sales of its gaming division and smartphone camera ...

... out of town for shashliks. Sunny weather, blossoming greenery, and smoke from the fire—this is the typical image of May 1st for millions. It’s no coincidence that the holiday is also called the Spring Festival: on this day, spring's arrival, the renewal of nature, and the opportunity to rest from work are genuinely celebrated. The youth add new colors to May Day. In some cities, there are costume parades, fun flash mobs, or bicycle parades in honor of May 1st. Some participate in environmental ...

... from a consortium of investors at a valuation of approximately $7.5 billion, signaling a resurgence of interest in financial services for affluent clients. Climate and Energy: Venture funds are actively financing "green" technologies—from renewable energy and electric mobility to innovative nuclear energy. For example, the Swiss startup Climeworks raised over $160 million for the development of direct CO₂ capture technology from the atmosphere (the total amount raised by this company ...

... clients. Back in 2021, Circle attempted to enter the stock market through a SPAC merger, but the deal fell through in 2022 due to a tougher regulatory stance (SEC led by Gary Gensler). Now, with a more favorable regulatory climate in the US, Circle has renewed its listing plans. The new administration in Washington in 2025 demonstrates a softer stance towards the crypto industry, encouraging innovation and even declaring its intention to make the US a "global crypto hub." As a result, the ...