Economy & World
EU’s revenge on Apple and Google, fined for billions of euros
Apple and Google must pay billion-euro fines to the EU: what rulings have been issued against Big Tech?
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Markets
New Bulgarian bonds with 5% yield. Should you buy?
The bond is in USD. It debuted on Monday and some platforms have already listed it. Features and first price indications.
Stocks
Top 10 stocks of the last 10 years on the Italian stock exchange
Only one company has grown more than 1000% in the last 10 years, but many stocks have performed above 100%.
Global Geopolitics
The “human anthill” in Russia houses 18,000 people who never leave their home
The largest apartment building in the world is in Novy Okkervil, Russia: 18,000 people live in the complex, which offers all the necessary...
Consumer Tech
New iPhone 16, here's what it looks like: release date and price
What will the new iPhone 16 be like? Here is the release date and all the news about cameras and technical specifications.
Stocks
Turbulent markets: here are the stocks to buy according to Goldman Sachs
The company's basket includes 50 names in the Russell 1000 with the most stable earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and...
Crypto
What is the difference between investing in stocks, art or Bitcoin?
Traditional investments such as real estate, bonds and stocks offer predictable income streams and are therefore less complex to value.
Stocks
Stocks: what's behind Warren Buffett's recent sell-off?
The recent sell-off by Berkshire Hathaway chairman Warren Buffett has Apple analysts and investors worried. Should we expect a decline?
Markets
There’s no such thing as perfect asset allocation. Here’s why
The big mistake often made when defining asset allocation is believing that one can obtain a higher return without taking on greater risks.
