Meet Fernando Torres, the forward of the Spanish national team. Nature bestowed him with symmetrical features, except for the talent to play football. Fernando supports the national chain of fashionable department stores.
Mauro Icardi is an Argentinian footballer who supports the fashionable Philipp Plein brand.
Fabio Cannavaro participated in the advertising campaign Dolce & Gabbana.
Shinji Kagawa, the player of the Japanese national team, in June last year became the envoy of the Swiss watch brand, and also took part in the charity competition TAG Heuer in Tokyo.
Gerard Pique agreed to pose for the Spanish brand Mango.
The German coach Joachim Löw became the most impressive character in the advertisement of the famous German brand Hugo Boss.
This month, the price of Bitcoin has soared to a record $89,000. Despite its constant volatility, BTC remains the most promising cryptocurrency since its debut in 2009. Many early investors who believed in Bitcoin's potential are now reaping the rewards of their foresight. Let's take a look at today's wealthiest crypto enthusiasts
Economic inequality remains one of the most pressing issues in today's world. To measure the gap between the rich and the poor in each country, the Gini index is used. This coefficient reflects how income is distributed within a society: the closer the index is to 100, the greater the inequality. Let's explore which countries currently have the highest Gini index values
This year has been pivotal for Bitcoin, the world's leading cryptocurrency. One of the key milestones was the approval of Bitcoin spot ETFs by the US Securities and Exchange Commission. In April 2024, Bitcoin also experienced a halving event, which is typically seen as a positive development for the digital asset. This year, the cryptocurrency is up 57%, and analysts remain optimistic about its future. However, they highlight four key factors that could influence Bitcoin's trajectory, both for better and for worse
