CONFLICTS

Google said Thursday that it is now pausing the “vast majority" of commercial activities in Russia after announcing last week that Google ads would be suspended in the country over Putin's invasion of Ukraine.

Carlyle Group co-chairman David Rubenstein told FOX Buiness that the major lesson of the Russia-Ukraine war for the energy industry is that carbon energy sources are here to stay.

The video game giant will also suspend the launch of Grand Turismo 7 and the operation of the PlayStation Store in the country

Goldman Sachs has become the first Wall Street firm to suspend its operations in Russia following the country's invasion of Ukraine.

With gas prices at an all-time high, the National Republican Congressional Committee is taking aim at 10 House Democrats with new ads blaming them for the soaring prices at the pump.

As cruise lines cancel trips or adjust bookings that involve Russian ports, travelers are adjusting their plans as well.

Ukraine is preparing to mount a pressure campaign aimed at the New York Stock Exchange and other stock markets, aiming to isolate firms that do business in Russia and therefore pay taxes to finance the Kremlin's government -- and the war against Ukraine.

Twitter has launched a privacy-protected version of its site to bypass surveillance and censorship after Russia restricted access to its service in the country.

After Biden banned Russian oil imports this week amid Putin's invasion of Ukraine, lawmakers are calling for the president to waive the Jones Act, a century-old law that critics deride as protectionist because it requires all oil and cargo shipped between U.S. ports to be on American built vessels with an American crew.

Despite scares at Ukraine's nuclear power plants during Russia's invasion, advocates say the threat to international energy security may increase interest in nuclear energy.

BlackRock chairman and CEO Larry Fink says the U.S. and its allies will win the "economic war" being waged against Russia over Vladimir Putin's attack on Ukraine.

Papa John’s International has suspended all corporate operations in Russia, the company announced Wednesday, adding to the long list of Western companies distancing themselves from Moscow over its invasion of Ukraine.

Nestle says it is suspending capital investment in Russia over its invasion of Ukraine, joining an increasingly long list of other companies that have either scaled back or ceased operations altogether over the conflict.

McDonald's CFO Ken Ozan emphasized the fast-food giant is still calculating the overall impact, which will include paying for its leased locations, the salaries of its approximately 62,000 employees in Russia, related supply-chain costs and other expenses.

As energy prices skyrocket and Europe considers a ban on importing Russian oil and gas, policymakers should consider how to build a stronger energy system, better prepared for future disruptions.

Ukraine is often referred to as the breadbasket of the world and the halt of its wheat and grain exports could threaten the food supply across Europe and other regions.

Under the new rules, air-traffic controllers have the ability to direct pilots or operators of Russian aircraft–or jets they believe are being used by Russians–not to enter U.K airspace. The new rules also allow officials to detain aircraft they suspect are linked to Russia.

American business owners in the hospitality and food and beverage sector are showing support for Ukraine in light of Russia’s attacks by renaming Moscow Mules – a popular drink that’s typically made from ginger beer, lime juice and vodka.

Oil and gas industry insiders say soaring energy prices exacerbated by Russia's attack on Ukraine should serve as a "wake-up call" to U.S. policymakers.

Procter & Gamble Co. is ending all new capital investments in Russia and "significantly reducing" its portfolio to focus on basic hygiene, health, and personal care items, CEO Jon Moeller said in a letter to employees posted on its website on Monday.