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Russia s Ukraine War Forced Many Companies To Leave A Few Stayed

Goldman Sachs is still winding down its operations in Russia, while others changed their names, got robbed or took on new Russia partners like Coca-Cola.

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Coca-Cola has not fully pulled out of Russia following the Ukraine invasion and questions are being asked

Coca-Cola has not fully pulled out of Russia following the Ukraine invasion and questions are being asked
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Shamed FTSE giant Coca-Cola HBC still bottling drink for Russia

Coca-Cola HBC is continuing to operate in Russia despite Vladimir Putin s brutal war in Ukraine, The Mail on Sunday can reveal.

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From Kazakh cola to fake Ikea – the doppelgangers replacing Western brands in Russia

The departure of Western brands from Russia following Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine was supposed to change daily life in Moscow. Instead, it has triggered a proliferation of doppelgangers.

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india inc: Unease of doing business: Normalising social turmoil could affect economy

If there is one thing that India Inc dislikes more than experiencing unease of doing business, it is publicly acknowledging unease of doing business. Like negotiating a tricky marriage, it prefers to keep its difficulties and frustrations ‘inside, lest an admission of facing impediments is construed as ‘weakness, or even ‘failure. So, while internally there may be much handwringing — whether pertaining to sectoral GST slabs, or other policy bumps on the road — externallyfacing, it is business as usual.

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