and
tags.
Let's format the content as a string with the translated paragraphs. We'll keep the same structure: with and
. We'll translate the h2 headings as well.
The original content has two h2 headings: "The cost side of the ledger" and "Where the growth is" and "The stock's wild ride" (actually there are three h2? Let's check: The article has The cost side of the ledger
, then Where the growth is
, then The stock's wild ride
? Actually the provided content has three h2? Let's see: after first paragraph, there is The cost side of the ledger
, then after that paragraph, Where the growth is
, then after that paragraph, The stock's wild ride
. Yes, three h2s. So we translate them accordingly.
We'll produce the JSON.
Make sure numbers are with spaces as thousands separators? In Russian, we use space for thousands, but it's fine to keep as in original? Better to use standard Russian formatting: $228.8 million -> $228,8 млн (with comma as decimal separator). Actually in Russian, decimal comma is used, so $228.8 becomes $228,8. But we can keep the original format? The instruction says "Keep all facts, numbers, and data accurate" - we should translate the numbers into Russian format? Typically, we would use comma for decimals. But since it's in a financial context, it's common to use the same as in English? I think it's better to adapt to Russian style: use comma for decimal, and space for thousands. But the original uses periods for decimals and
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