... fields in East Siberia requiring substantial infrastructure investments. In turn, AIT allowed the Ministry of Finance to partially address the issue of growing MET benefits, which had made the Tax Code increasingly resemble a geologist’s reference book. While in 2019, the share of AIT in Russia's taxable oil production stood at 9%, by 2023, it had reached 52% (as reported by Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak in a February article for the Energy Policy journal). In practice, the experiment ...

... digits of π. Stephen Wiltshire, an artist with autism, could draw intricate city landscapes from memory after just a brief glance. The character in "Rain Man," based on real-life individual Kim Peek, remembered the contents of around 12,000 books. 2. Absolute Pitch Absolute pitch is the ability to identify and reproduce sounds with high precision without utilizing a musical reference. Manifestations of this ability include: Recognizing notes in everyday sounds (sirens, doorbells, engines); ...

... capable of identifying companies that underprice products and sell them below the recommended market price are gaining popularity. Services that significantly simplify the search for products or services online for average users, such as flight and hotel bookings, recruitment, and repairs, are also sought after. The modern pace of life does not allow individuals to waste much time shopping. To ease the lives of this category of people, projects are being developed that enable finding and purchasing everything ...

... address these questions, renowned entrepreneur and founder of "Oil Resource Group", Sergey Tereshkin, stepped forward. The businessman consistently invests his discretionary funds, acquiring knowledge along the way that is often not covered in books. More about the successful businessman can be found on his website: org-company.ru . Current Investment Directions According to experts, the most interesting areas for investment at the moment are those connected to the Internet or computers in ...

... I wrote in a fifth-grade essay that I wanted to be a "speculator." I frequently visited the market and remembered the word "speculation": buy cheap, sell high. So, I became a speculator while still in school. I spent the money on books. I've always been interested in knowledge. I also loved and still love organizing people. At 10, I gathered my friends, and we built a soccer field in our yard. How did you change after the crisis when you sold your first business? I became ...