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Apple is facing a chip shortage and is forced to raise MacBook Air prices. In response, the company is launching a leasing program and preparing headphones with a camera. The upcoming foldable iPhone could cost over $2000. 📉🍏🎧

The Trump administration is considering introducing a $100,000 fee for international students wishing to stay in the US after their studies. This could destroy the OPT program, used by 300,000 people. Authorities cite the fight against visa fraud as the reason 🇺🇸🎓🚫

Bloomberg warns of a new global food crisis. Wheat and rice prices have soared due to wars, droughts, and rising fertilizer costs. 🌾📉

Russia has sharply increased oil exports via the Arctic, setting records for July. The Northern route allows tankers to avoid Houthi attacks in the Red Sea and deliver cargo faster. 🚢🌊⛽

Russia plans to equip grain carriers with machine guns and armor due to Ukrainian drone attacks 🚜💥. The military will escort ships in the Sea of Azov, but costs will fall on traders. Experts doubt the effectiveness of such measures 📉🚢

Serious problems have arisen in the US regarding the funding of the war against Iran: the spending package is stuck in Congress due to rising energy prices. Despite this, Trump remains optimistic and promises a drop in oil prices, believing that Iran is underestimating the speed of the American response. 🇺🇸🇮🇷💸

Apple is preparing a revolutionary update for the Mac lineup: first touch-sensitive OLED screens in the MacBook Ultra, M7 chips, and a redesign of Pro models. However, memory shortages and rising prices may delay the release and increase the cost of purchase. 🍏💻

Apple is launching a new leasing program, Apple Upgrade, in the US together with Klarna. Starting July 28, gadget purchases will turn into subscriptions, but the service will not cover budget models or the business sector. 📱💳

Apple has officially buried the Mac Pro, but insiders have revealed secret prototypes that never hit the market 🤫. Find out why the Extreme chips were canceled and what awaits professionals in 2025. 🍏💻

Valve has acknowledged the success of the Steam Machine 2026, despite the $1,050 price tag. The company refused subsidies amidst the chip crisis and bet on independence from Windows rather than exclusives like Half-Life 3. 🎮💰

Russian billionaires are massively withdrawing capital from the country, fearing new confiscations and state pressure. Following a meeting with Putin and high-profile asset seizures, businessmen are fleeing to the UAE, Turkey, and Africa, using cryptocurrencies and bypass routes. 📉🏃‍♂️💸

OnePlus ceases operations in the US and Europe, while Realme exits China — Oppo changes strategy due to financial difficulties and falling demand. 📉📱

Large Russian businesses are massively withdrawing capital from the country amid risks of nationalization and budget deficit. Entrepreneurs are reorienting towards real estate in the UAE and cryptocurrencies, fearing a review of privatization results. 📉💸🇦🇪

Apple is changing the Apple Pencil design so users can replace the battery themselves. This is an EU requirement that Nintendo is also adapting to: the Switch 2 for Europe will be heavier but more repairable. 🛠️🔋