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🗣 How many hours does it take for the largest companies to earn $1 billion in revenue? ⏱️💵 Amazon, for example, earns this revenue in 15 hours. Next on the list: 📈 • Apple - 22 hours; 🍏 • Alphabet (Google) - 29 hours; 🔍 • Tesla - 37 hours; 🚗 • Microsoft - 40 hours; 💻 • Samsung - 44 hours; 📱 • TSMC - 49 hours; 🖥️ • META - 61 hours; 📱 • Nvidia - 81 hours. 🎮 #EconomicForecasts @Economyfinancemoney

🗣 San Francisco spends 5 million per year on free hangovers for the homeless. 💸🏙️ Each homeless alcoholic is given 3-4 servings daily, choosing from wine, vodka, or beer. 🍷🍸🍺 According to local authorities, this is intended to reduce overall alcohol consumption. 📉 #EconomicForecasts @Economyfinancemoney

🗣 The history of Microsoft over 40 years: key milestones, EBIT, and revenue. 📈💻 #EconomicForecasts @Economyfinancemoney

🗣 The new cover of The Economist is about the collapse of the modern liberal order. 🌍 The main preconditions include the use of sanctions (four times more than in the 90s), the race for industrial subsidies, the differentiation of capital flow currencies, and the weakening of international institutions that were supposed to guarantee the liberal order. 💸🏭💹 Additionally, there are the geopolitical challenges of the struggle for Taiwan and the war with Russia. 🌏⚔️ #EconomicForecasts @Economyfinancemoney

🗣 The largest oil companies, Shell and TotalEnergies, are looking to exit the European market. 🌍💼 Due to low prices on European exchanges, the companies plan to move to Wall Street. 📉➡️📈 Last month, TotalEnergies CEO Patrick Pouyanné stated that his oil firm is "seriously" considering moving its listing to New York and will discuss a "pragmatic path forward" with its board of directors in September. 📅💬 #FinancialNews @Economyfinancemoney

🗣 Which countries have the most people owning cryptocurrency? 🌍💰 #FinancialNews @Economyfinancemoney

🗣 Top developing countries with the highest growth rates by 2029. 📈 Leading the pack is Guyana, one of the smallest countries in South America by area. According to forecasts, it will be the fastest-growing economy in the world by 2029. 🌍 This became possible thanks to significant oil discoveries in 2015 by ExxonMobil, which contributed to the country's economy growing fourfold in just the last five years. By forecasts, by 2028, the country with a population of only 800,000 will have the highest level of crude oil production per capita, surpassing Kuwait for the first time. 💰 Based on data from the International Monetary Fund's "World Economic Outlook" projections until 2024. 📊 #FinancialNews @Economyfinancemoney

The US national debt reached a new record of $34.6 trillion in April. 💰 The total US debt has increased by 47% or $11 trillion in just 4 years. Now, each US taxpayer is burdened with $267,000 of federal debt. Considering high interest rates, US debt could double from $20 trillion in 2017 to $40 trillion by 2025. Additionally, $1.6 trillion will be spent annually on servicing the debt, and without inflation, this debt is unsustainable. 💸 Opinions: Fed Chair Powell: The US national debt is growing faster than GDP. 📈 JPMorgan CEO, Jamie Dimon: The US debt is the "most predictable crisis" in history. 🔄 #FinancialNews @Economyfinancemoney

Tesla is unlikely to sell the Cybertruck in Europe. 🚫 The problem is that the vehicle is too massive—it weighs over 3.5 tons, putting it in a different driver's license category—no longer a regular B or A category, but requiring a C1 license for medium trucks. Understandably, there are far fewer holders of such licenses, mainly long-haul truckers and professional drivers—not the demographic with money for a Cybertruck. 🚛 And even if you were to obtain a license specifically for the Cybertruck, there would still be issues. The vehicle has serious safety concerns—it looks more like a car from the wild '70s than a modern vehicle. In Europe, unlike in the US, safety standards are stringent—all vehicles must undergo safety checks, and if there are issues, they may face additional taxes or require modifications to the design. ⚠️ Since Tesla's capacities are already overloaded, all analysts lean towards the opinion that the Cybertruck won't make it to Europe, except perhaps in limited numbers for enthusiasts. Besides, the EU is a market for small cars; pickups are very unpopular here. 🌍 Instead, Musk is currently winning over Europe with discounts on the Model Y and Model 3. And in the near future, he will introduce the Model 2. A first look at it is in the photo. For 3000 likes, I'll make a detailed post about Tesla's new electric car. 🚗 #FinancialTechnology @Economyfinancemoney

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