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Ola Electric's stock has plummeted by 84%, resulting in a staggering loss of 57,000 crore rupees for investors due to declining share prices, complaints about service quality, and fierce competition.

Fintech company Block is laying off 4,000 employees while shifting towards an AI-driven operational model, resulting in a surge in share prices.

Coupang has been fined 2.2 billion Won by the Korea Fair Trade Commission for allegedly pressuring suppliers to reduce prices and share advertising costs.

Consumer perception of Primark is shifting as competitors like Temu and Shein gain market share, leading some to view Primark's prices as relatively high.

Yerba producers in Argentina have seen their share of the final price of yerba tea packages fall to just 11%, the lowest in seven years, raising concerns over their profitability.

Repsol reported a net profit of 1.889 billion euros for 2025, showing an 8.1% increase from the previous year, amidst fluctuating oil and gas prices.

Visitors in Milan share mixed feelings about the city during the Olympic Games, discussing expensive souvenirs, ticket prices, and lack of fan zones.

The market for imported cars in Argentina has shown significant growth, particularly for Chinese brands, which have increased their market share substantially since early 2025.

In Estonia, this year's Consumer Price Index (CPI) shows an increase in the weight of food and non-alcoholic beverages, while the weight of transport has decreased due to reduced spending on cars.

A recent survey indicates a growing percentage of residents in Latvia struggling to pay their housing bills on time, with notable challenges during the colder months.

Trucking and logistics company stocks fell sharply following the launch of an AI tool that raises concerns about reduced demand in the sector.

European oil companies, including Total and BP, are reducing share buyback programs in response to falling oil prices, impacting shareholder returns.

Well-known Finns share their electricity bills amid soaring prices at the beginning of the year.

LG Electronics India experienced a significant profit decline of 61% year-on-year, leading to a steep drop in its share prices before a slight recovery.

Agibank, a fintech company, has priced its IPO in the United States at $12 per share, raising a total of $276 million.

Lithuania's electric vehicle market shows promising growth, outpacing its Baltic neighbors, but consumer reluctance due to myths still holds it back.

Agibank announced that it has priced its initial public offering (IPO) in the US at $12 per share, raising a total of $276 million.

BP announced a 32% increase in net income for the fourth quarter but suspended its share buyback program due to declining oil prices.

BP has suspended its share buy-back program following a significant drop in annual profits, preparing for a new strategic direction under incoming CEO Meg O'Neill.

There is a price war among mortgage institutions in Denmark, leading to cheaper housing loans, but not all customers benefit from these new rates.

Finnish households are shocked by skyrocketing electricity bills, with one family reporting a January bill of over 1,600 euros.

Two Lithuanian adventurers, Justas and Nerijus, share their experiences and the high costs associated with extreme travel, like climbing Everest and exploring Antarctica.

High electricity prices for January have led people to share their bills on social media, revealing that additional charges may have a greater financial impact than the electricity itself.

Ana Botín has spent her first ten years at the helm of Banco Santander justifying the multinational model inherited from her father, amidst challenges such as falling share prices and low interest rates, but now with the resurgence of European banks, she is embarking on her own path.

After a weak quarter and disappointing outlook, PayPal replaces its CEO Alex Chriss with Enrique Lores, the former HP Inc. chief, starting March, due to insufficient progress compared to competitors.

The article discusses the influence of Sławomir Mentzen's share purchase on stock prices and details structural and operational changes within the Mentzen group.