... resources through funds like Temasek and GIC to tech companies worldwide while also funding local R&D centers. Israel spends a record ~4.5–5% of GDP on R&D—one of the highest rates globally—creating a continuous flow of innovations and talents from ... ... technologies (for example, SpaceX collaborates with NASA, and OpenAI has received NSF grants, etc.). Digital Government and Society. A high level of digitalization in the population means a ready market for new technologies. In countries like South Korea and Singapore,...

... impact global markets and dollar stability. This article explores the key drivers behind the debt crisis, potential economic implications, and strategies for investors to navigate the risks and opportunities ahead. Read more... U.S. Debt Reaches a Record $36 Trillion: Implications for the Economy and Investors The U.S. national debt has reached an all-time high, surpassing $36 trillion, raising concerns about the stability of the U.S. economy. With the debt burden mounting alongside high-interest rates, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell has warned of potential risks. The rising debt is a focal point ...

... reporting quarter partially reflects cuts in online promotional spending and recovering attendance at offline casinos. If the company reports profitability in its digital segment or significant margin growth in Las Vegas (where tourist attendance is high), this would be a significant bullish factor for shares. Potential reaction: If EPS exceeds expectations (e.g., $0.10+), and optimistic comments (e.g., “summer in Vegas is breaking records, online business is on the path to profitability”) follow, CZR shares may surge—as they still trade below pre-COVID levels, a return to stable profitability would heighten investor interest. However, if financial results disappoint—say, ...

... (manufacturing, IT, and other private industries), while the share of employment in the public sector is gradually declining. This labor market structure lays the foundation for sustainable economic growth in the long term. Reducing Poverty and Targeting High Incomes Vladimir Putin emphasized achievements in social policy: the level of poverty in the country has decreased to a record low. By the end of last year, the share of the population living below the poverty line fell to 7.2%, or approximately 10.5 million people. In contrast, in 2000, 42 million Russians (about 29% of the population) were considered poor. Over two decades,...

... revival began only in recent years. For instance, in 2023–2024, the number of new listings on the Moscow Exchange reached record levels for Russian practice. Regulatory and exchange efforts to attract new issuers and expand investor access are also ... ... placement price and issuance volume are established. The company typically announces the price range in advance; if demand is high (orders exceeding the issued shares), the price is set closer to the upper limit. Large investors (anchor investors) can ...