Lockheed Martin Corporation

Parrot S.A.

Saab AB (publ)

Kratos Defense & Security Solutions, Inc.

In 2024, the global drone market was <a href="https://www.grandviewresearch.com/industry-analysis/drone-market-report">valued</a>&nbsp;at about $73 billion. With a CAGR of roughly 14%, it is expected to reach $84 billion in 2025 and could exceed $160 billion by 2030. The expansion is supported by rapid advances in autonomy, AI integration, and imaging systems, as well as widening adoption of drones in agriculture, logistics, construction, infrastructure inspection, and defense.

Rising defense demand is buoying drone stocks. Who are the biggest winners?

Nebius Group N.V.

For startups with Russian roots, the first two years after the outbreak of hostilities in Ukraine were a failure. Now the peak of tension is over, but they are forced to choose a new development strategy. How has the venture capital market changed for projects with Russian founders?

"No Gravity": do Russian roots hinder startups abroad?

Getty Images Holdings, Inc.

Shutterstock, Inc.

Adobe Inc.

Whether it is a book cover, a product label, or an image in a fitness app, chances are the photo came from a stock marketplace such as Shutterstock or Depositphotos.

The end of stock photos? Shutterstock and Adobe's future amid the AI boom

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd.

Nintendo Co., Ltd.

SoftBank Group Corp.

It took the Japanese stock market more than a third of a century to return to the level when the bubble burst that marked the end of the Japanese economic miracle. But now a new phase has begun for the market, based on more classical investment approaches. It offers hope that the three lost decades are in the past.

The return of a miracle: how to make money on the Japanese market, which has recovered after 35 years  

GameStop Corp.

AMC Entertainment Holdings, Inc.

The Internet was supposed to be the investor's main ally. Access to information is instantaneous, free training materials abound, a brokerage account is opened in a couple of minutes, financial blogs and channels throw up investment ideas every day.

The internet and social media have changed investment: why isn't it always for the better?

Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd.

Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd.

Carnival Corporation & plc

The demand for cruises has been growing rapidly over the last few years - companies offer luxury tours, expeditions, there is even the option of a multi-year voyage as an alternative to pension plans. Which companies in the sector should investors pay attention to?

Endless travel: how much you can earn from the cruise boom 

Intel Corporation

A "breakthrough" that could strengthen Intel's position as a key chip maker in the U.S., or a "goodwill gesture" and a political move by Apple to curry favor with the authorities? Wall Street analysts are divided on Apple's potential deal at Intel. On Wednesday, September 24, Bloomberg sources <a href="https://oninvest.com/article/intel-predlozil-apple-investirovat-v-svoe-proizvodstvo-bloomberg-akcii-podskocili">reported</a> that Intel has approached the iPhone maker with an investment proposal, but talks are at an early stage and may not result in a deal.

A breakthrough or a goodwill gesture? What Wall Street is saying about a possible Intel-Apple deal

Apple Inc.

NVIDIA Corporation

AT&T Inc.

The Coca-Cola Company

For more than three years, only 55 Russians have been able to unblock their assets in European depositories. In total, the funds of 5 million retail investors were blocked. Now the return of funds has become even more difficult. And two investors from Russia are trying a new way of unfreezing: through international arbitration. Will it help?

Frozen billions: how Russian investors are looking for new ways to unlock assets

Klarna

PayPal Holdings, Inc.

Swedish company Klarna, one of the leaders of the "buy now, pay later" market, has finally gone public. It still remains unprofitable. Its competitor, the American PayPal, is also having a tough time: it is profitable, but its growth is slowing down. The shares of both companies look undervalued. Which one is better for a long-term investor?

Klarna vs PayPal: which company to choose, following Buffett's principles?

MP Materials Corp.

M-tron Industries, Inc.

Innovative Aerosystems, Inc.

On August 22, Intel <a href="https://www.intc.com/news-events/press-releases/detail/1748/intel-and-trump-administration-reach-historic-agreement-to">announced</a>&nbsp;that the U.S. government would own nearly 10% of the company, converting government grants into shares. The government became Intel’s largest shareholder and acquired the stake at a 17.5% discount to the prevailing market price. Following the deal, Intel <a href="https://en.oninvest.com/article/intel-has-warned-of-risks-due-to-the-us-government-s-acquisition-of-10-of-its-shares">warned</a>&nbsp;investors that the arrival of a state shareholder could pose risks to its overseas business, including the potential for additional regulations and restrictions.

After Intel, what small caps could benefit from government stakes in defense firms?

Organization of Football Prognostics S.A.

Metlen Energy & Metals PLC

10 years ago, Greece's economic problems were the trigger for the European debt crisis. Yields on 10-year government bonds exceeded 36%. Today, the country borrows at rates 0.50% lower than the US and even cheaper than the EU's second economy, France. How Greece has returned to global markets and which sectors are worth watching - Oninvest spoke to Yorgos Karageorgos, head of Freedom24's Greece office.

Greek Miracle: How Athens recovered from the crisis and brought investors a return of 70%

Telomir Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

Jupiter Neurosciences, Inc.

In mid-September, the startup Retro Biosciences, supported by OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, <a href="https://www.businessinsider.com/retro-biosciences-sam-altman-antiaging-brain-pill-longevity-healthspan-2025-9">announced</a> that this year it would begin clinical trials of its first development - a pill to "clean" the brain and fight Alzheimer's disease. Achieving longevity or even immortality is one of mankind's oldest aspirations, which is still relevant today. Silicon Valley techno-investors are pouring billions into researching ways to extend life. What are they betting on?

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