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relates to For Fear or Money, Consumer Giants Are Staying in Russia
business
For Fear or Money, Consumer Giants Are Staying in Russia
By Dasha Afanasieva and Daniela Sirtori-Cortina
It’s been nearly a year since Russia invaded Ukraine, but shoppers in Moscow can still get ahold of Activia yogurt and Oral-B electric toothbrushes and L’Oréal serums. Some products are left over from the days before President Vladimir Putin sent troops across the border, but many goods continue to be supplied by American and European companies with outposts in the pariah state.
February 12, 2023
relates to European Stocks Fall For Third Day on Economy, Earnings Worries
markets
European Stocks Fall For Third Day on Economy, Earnings Worries
By Joe Easton
European equities fell for a third day as concern that the economy is weakening grips markets and investors look ahead to a busy month of earnings.
July 1, 2022
relates to Food Industry Turns to New Technology to Make Spaces Covid-Free
technology
Food Industry Turns to New Technology to Make Spaces Covid-Free
By Larissa Zimberoff
Companies are desperate for ways to sanitize offices, factories and stores. But surfaces are one thing—air is another.
September 18, 2020
relates to These Are the European Stocks Most Impacted by the Coronavirus
markets
These Are the European Stocks Most Impacted by the Coronavirus
By Sam Unsted and Joe Easton
Europe’s stocks have suffered devastating declines in recent weeks as the spread of the coronavirus has seen everyday life in the region come to a near halt.
March 21, 2020
relates to European Sweet-Corn Makers Gain Renewal of Tariffs on Thailand
markets
European Sweet-Corn Makers Gain Renewal of Tariffs on Thailand
By Jonathan Stearns
December 2, 2019
relates to As Europe Swelters, Companies Prepare to Complain About the Rain
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As Europe Swelters, Companies Prepare to Complain About the Rain
By Albertina Torsoli
As much of Europe swelters in a heatwave, companies from grocers to beer makers are set to bemoan the glum weather that preceded it.
June 28, 2019
relates to This Guy’s Russian Business Is Booming as the Economy Collapses
business
This Guy’s Russian Business Is Booming as the Economy Collapses
By Matthew Campbell, Isobel Finkel, and Ilya Khrennikov
Jonas Nordlander isn’t too bothered by Russia’s economic bust.
April 1, 2015
business
Fire Contained at Canada Green Giant Vegetable Plant
By Eric Lam
A fire that ripped through a Bonduelle S.C.A. food-processing plant in southern Ontario containing thousands of pounds of ammonia has been contained and an evacuation order lifted, a town official said.
July 18, 2014
relates to Russia’s Dixy to Spend $1.6 Billion Doubling Store Numbers
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Russia’s Dixy to Spend $1.6 Billion Doubling Store Numbers
By Ilya Khrennikov
OAO Dixy Group, Russia’s third-largest food retailer, plans to spend as much as 50 billion rubles ($1.6 billion) over three years doubling its store numbers to capitalize on anticipated growth in demand.
March 4, 2013
business
Akuo Starts Building 13-Megawatt Biomass Power Plant in France
By Stefan Nicola
Akuo Energy SAS started building a 13-megawatt wood-pellet power plant in France, raising its biomass investment in the country to 150 million euros ($203 million).
February 7, 2013