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Not a Single Penny: Ending U.S. Corporate Complicity in Russian Aggression & Crimes Against Humanity
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B4Ukraine demands an end to ongoing US corporate complicity in Russian aggression and crimes against humanity in Ukraine

More than half of international firms keep doing business with Russia one year after the invasion of Ukraine
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B4Ukraine calls on the G7, EU, and Swiss governments to do more to urge companies to cut ties with Russia

P&G and 12 other multinationals publicly named by Ukraine as "international sponsors of war". Who’s next?
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Inclusion in Ukraine’s official list of international sponsors of war will affect companies’ reputations for years to come

As Ukraine reports more losses of human lives, Raiffeisen Bank reports billions in profit in warring Russia, a market it pledged to consider exiting
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Austria's Raiffeisen Bank International reported a growing share of profit from the Russian market

Two Polish companies fully left Russia after invasion of Ukraine, 32 leaving, twelve waiting and four remain
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Polish companies that pay taxes in Russia may be indirectly subsidizing its invasion of Ukraine

How much tax did Mondelez International pay the Russian government in 2022?
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As maker of the iconic Oreo biscuit reports a surge in 2022 profits, B4Ukraine calls on it to disclose how much tax it paid Russia in 2022

Of the 49 Swedish firms that have pledged to exit Russia, just 9 have done so completely
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61 companies may be indirectly subsidizing war effort with their taxes, wiping out the over €800 million Sweden is spending to support Ukraine

Russia Lets International Companies Disregard Foreign Shareholders. It’s Time to Disregard Russia
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Putin takes another step towards the nationalization of foreign companies in Russia

Charges dismissed against TotalEnergies for allegedly fuelling Russian bombers. What’s next?
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“Nobody doubts the political desire in the current economic and political situation to accommodate Total”

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