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The American economy unexpectedly declined at the beginning of 2025 — the downturn was caused by an increase in imports and a reduction in government spending, despite rising investment and exports.

Tesla’s net profit plunged to $409 million and deliveries fell to a three-year low; Musk vows to scale back work in DOGE and refocus on Tesla.

The Spanish government is ending the issuance of residence permits in exchange for large investments in housing — the decision was made to protect the right to affordable housing.

The United Kingdom and the EU are negotiating legal mechanisms to seize Russian assets worth billions of dollars despite resistance from several European countries.

The Federal Reserve System of the United States has revised its economic growth forecast for 2024 and lowered the key interest rate, indicating a more cautious approach to future economic policy.

Construction of Ellinikon — the largest Smart City in Europe — has started in Athens, and by Christmas 2026, it will become home to 20,000 residents

The Italian holding Miroglio Group has purchased the brand Trussardi, planning to expand its presence in the clothing and leather goods market

Gold imports to India in February increased to $6.2 billion, a growth of more than 2.3 times compared to the same period last year

The United States Securities and Exchange Commission is examining whether OpenAI misled investors when Sam Altman was suspended from his position

Soccer player Erling Haaland and his friend invested in the rare supercar Mercedes AMG One for 3.13 million euros, considering the purchase an investment for the future

The rise in Inditex shares occurred after announcing record revenues of €35.9 billion in 2023 and expansion plans

Vodafone is exiting its business in Italy by selling it to Swisscom for 8 billion euros to optimize operations and increase stock value

Narendra Modi announced the construction of three chip manufacturing plants for a total of $15 billion, including the first in India

Private equity funds control 28,000 companies valued at $3 trillion. Sales fell by 44%, reaching a decade low

Charlie Munger, Vice President of Berkshire Hathaway and renowned investor, has died at the age of 99, leaving behind a legacy of significant achievements and a unique approach to investing