The first news about the possibility of starting production of a foldable iPhone bypassed technology enthusiasts at the end of last year, but unfortunately at that time it was only preliminary information, without a broader basis. We are currently in the middle of 2025 and analyst Ming-Chi Kuo of TF International Securities, a renowned expert on the Asian supply chain, commented on the situation. According to him, production of the foldable iPhone is likely to begin as early as 2026. Investors should not miss it, as this novelty would potentially have a chance to push stagnant sales.

At the beginning of last week, the first speculations appeared on the market about one of Meta's largest investments, namely the acquisition of a minority stake in the startup Scale AI founded by Alexander Wang. Preliminary information was subsequently confirmed on Friday, which also led investors to think about the possible impacts. Will Meta be able to reach the very top of AI innovation thanks to the new collaboration, or are the expectations too high? Will we see a new absolute high for Meta's share price soon?

When in 1992 a group of students decided to establish a company with the aim of providing services, probably none of them knew that three decades later, the company would stand on the threshold of the Prague Stock Exchange and head to America. Mark2 Corporation, M2C, has moved from a simple Facility Management (FM) to a high-tech ecosystem of services, which today operates in 13 countries in Europe, is expanding to the Middle East and the United States, and is preparing for an initial public offering (IPO) that you will soon be able to use.

Tesla has always been seen as a representative of technological dominance, vision, and success on the stock market. Unfortunately, since the beginning of 2025, the situation has changed and the market wants to see concrete results that the high valuation, caused by the initial euphoria, would justify. Following this comes a blow to the stock, which fell by 14% in one day, dropping the market capitalization below $1 trillion.* Should investors start worrying?