... aircraft, particularly on polar routes. Concurrently, ionization in the atmosphere degrades GPS reception, diminishing positioning accuracy and connectivity with navigation systems. Furthermore, geomagnetic currents induced by the flare can overload transformers and power transmission lines, triggering power outages. Historical examples underscore the magnitude of the risks: during the infamous magnetic storm of 1989, a major part of Quebec (Canada) lost power for several hours. Experts also recall ...

... privatization deals, investment projects, and joint ventures with foreign capital will receive the necessary support. Technological Development and Digitalization In his speech, Putin paid considerable attention to technological development and the digital transformation of the economy. He indicated that the competitiveness of key industries should rely on domestic technologies. To achieve this, business and the state must increase total expenditures on research and development (R&D) to at least 2% of GDP ...

... privatization deals, investment projects, and joint ventures with foreign capital will receive the necessary support. Technological Development and Digitalization In his speech, Putin paid considerable attention to technological development and the digital transformation of the economy. He indicated that the competitiveness of key industries should rely on domestic technologies. To achieve this, business and the state must increase total expenditures on research and development (R&D) to at least 2% of GDP ...

... largest energy company reflects a striking contrast in the dynamics of the two businesses. Just a few years ago, Gazprom was valued at over $130 billion; however, since then, its market capitalization has significantly decreased. Conversely, Pop Mart has transformed from a niche retailer into a global company valued in the tens of billions of dollars in a short period. Pop Mart — ~$41.5 billion Gazprom — ~$38 billion Tatneft — ~$18 billion Current market data shows that Pop Mart confidently surpasses ...

... largest energy company reflects a striking contrast in the dynamics of the two businesses. Just a few years ago, Gazprom was valued at over $130 billion; however, since then, its market capitalization has significantly decreased. Conversely, Pop Mart has transformed from a niche retailer into a global company valued in the tens of billions of dollars in a short period. Pop Mart — ~$41.5 billion Gazprom — ~$38 billion Tatneft — ~$18 billion Current market data shows that Pop Mart confidently surpasses ...