Shell says Russia exit has already cost $5 billion
Shell says its decision to pull out of Russia in response to the country’s invasion of Ukraine has already cost the international energy giant as much as $5 billion.
Levi Strauss not expecting to reopen in Russia this year: report
Levi Strauss, whose iconic blue jeans were a symbol of freedom during the Soviet era, does not expect to reopen stores in Russia this year after temporarily suspending business a month ago, the company's chief executive told the Financial Times.
Yellen warns of 'enormous' economic repercussions from Ukraine invasion
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen on Wednesday warned of major consequences for the global economy as a result of the Russian-Ukraine war, including severe disruptions to the global flow of food and energy.
Intel becomes latest Western tech firm to suspend business in Russia
U.S. chipmaker Intel Corp said on Tuesday it has suspended business operations in Russia, joining a slew of companies to exit the country following its invasion of Ukraine.
Ukraine-Russia War to drag on Asian economies, World Bank says
A report from the World Bank on Monday warned that the war in Ukraine threatens to slow economies in Asia in the months ahead.
Rep. Jeffries says oil execs must show 'patriotism' and cut prices, as GOP says Dems 'own this energy crisis'
House Democrats Tuesday doubled down on blaming high gas prices on Putin's war on Ukraine as well as "price gouging" by oil companies while GOP claims President Biden's policies are responsible.
China 'preparing for war' with US, Asia by partnering with Russia, expert warns
Atlas Organization founder Jonathan D.T. Ward joined 'Mornings with Maria' to discuss China's goals behind partnering with Russia.
American gun manufacturer sending thousands of AR-15s to Ukraine
As Kyiv continues to be pummeled by Russian airstrikes, private businesses across America are sending weapons directly into the war zone. An American gun manufacturer is sending 2,500 piston driven, semi-automatic AR-15 style rifles to Kyiv, helping arm civilians who stayed in Ukraine to fight against the Russians.
Russia war could further escalate auto prices and shortages
A low supply of electrical wiring due to Russia's war on Ukraine had crippled some vehicle production.
Putin has destroyed at least a quarter of his Russian military: Volker
Former U.S. Amb. to NATO Kurt Volker claims that NATO membership for Ukraine as a cause of the war is a 'false narrative' on 'WSJ at Large.'
Biden slammed for pursuing Iran nuclear deal: 'Poor judgment'
New York Rep. Claudia Tenney and Fox News contributor Liz Peek weigh in on President Biden's latest poll plunge on 'The Evening Edit.'
Strong jobs gains unlikely to boost Biden's standing with Americans
Another sign on Friday that the nation’s job market is roaring back after taking a gut punch from the coronavirus pandemic. The U.S. economy added a healthy 431,000 jobs in March,
Better Business Bureau reminds, 'read all the fine print' in case of Russia-Ukraine war scams
The BBB recommends that people check with Give.org before donating to any groups of charities.
Russian ruble makes almost full recovery despite western sanctions
Russia implemented a number of measures to limit the damage to its economy, such as strict limits on on currency exchange, withdrawals and hard-currency transfers.
Biden sanctions 'must stay' until Ukraine, Crimea territory restored: Russian chess grandmaster Kasparov
Former chess grandmaster Garry Kasparov argues taking back Ukraine and Crimea territories will be the "end of Putin."
Oil execs agree to testify before House lawmakers about rising gas prices, but key players left out
Executives from some of the country’s largest oil companies have agreed to testify before House lawmakers next week about record-high gas prices.
Petco Love announces large donation in support of Ukrainian pets and their families
The non-profit announced that it will distribute the funds to various organizations dedicated to helping pets and their families from the war-torn region.
Internet provider to Ukrainian military hit with major cyberattack
A Ukrainian internet service provider used by the country’s military suffered a massive cyberattack on Monday.
Heineken, Carlsberg join companies pulling out of Russia: ‘no longer sustainable’
Beer giants Carlsberg and Heineken are joining the fray of companies that are pulling out of Russia over its invasion of Ukraine.
Recession indicator flashes red as parts of yield curve invert for first time since 2006
One of Wall Street’s favorite indicators of an impending recession is flashing red, sparking fresh concern that the U.S. economy is on track for a downturn this year.



















