Retail Chains Introduce Electronic Barriers to Increase Customer Spending

Modern retail chains in Germany are introducing sophisticated electronic barriers that slow down customers right at the store entrance. These barriers are not just anti-theft measures but serve a psychological function to direct customers’ attention to attractively displayed products, increasing impulse buying. The barriers use sensors and collect data on shopping habits to optimize sales…

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Crude Oil Barrel Price Amid Israel Iran Conflict

Further escalation of the conflict between Israel and Iran could lead to a significant increase in oil prices, with the possibility of the barrel exceeding 100 US dollars, according to analyst Vladan Pavlović. The psychological effects of the conflict have already pushed the oil price to 73 dollars per barrel, although there is currently no…

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Fees for Cash Withdrawals and Card Payments Abroad

The article provides a detailed overview of various fees charged by banks for cash withdrawals and card payments abroad. It emphasizes the importance of users checking their bank’s tariffs before traveling to avoid unexpected costs. Different banks have different commissions, which may include fixed fees or percentages of the transaction amount, as well as additional…

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Airbnb Accuses Hotels of Over Tourism in Europe

The American company Airbnb has accused the hotel industry of bearing the main responsibility for the problem of over-tourism in Europe. Airbnb claims that their platform contributes to diversifying the tourist offer and directs tourists to less popular neighborhoods, thereby relieving classic mass tourism zones. On the other hand, critics, including local authorities and experts,…

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Israel Iran Conflict and Attacks on Nuclear Facilities

The Israel-Iran conflict has escalated with a series of airstrikes conducted by Israel targeting Iranian military and nuclear sites, including the Natanz nuclear facility. The attacks caused significant damage and the deaths of high-ranking Iranian military officials. Iran retaliated with ballistic missile attacks on Israeli cities, resulting in casualties and injuries. The Israeli military maintains…

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Growing Wealth Gap Between Rich and Poor in Europe

A report by Swiss bank UBS and data from the European Central Bank show that wealth inequality in Europe is increasing, especially in Eastern European countries. The richest 10% of the population hold a significant share of total wealth, with countries like Sweden, Germany, and Switzerland showing high wealth Gini indices. While some countries have…

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