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Sweeney, 19, uses legal websites that track aircraft transponders and his own IT and coding skills to make the bots.

Ukraine and Russia both export a high percentage of the world's grain and corn, meaning that the war could put more stress on the already strained supply lines.

On Monday, Abbott Nutrition voluntarily recalled one lot of its Similac PM 60/40 that was manufactured in Sturgis, Michigan.

In an effort to support Ukraine, Total Wine and More, which operates 229 stores across 27 states, announced on social media it "removed all Russian-made products from our shelves."

Harley-Davidson is suspending its business in Russia and all bike shipments to the country in response to the ongoing conflict with Ukraine.

Allison will provide guidance to the company until his official retirement on July 15.

Burger King's largest franchisee, Carrols Restaurant Group, revealed that the fast-food giant has reduced the number of chicken nuggets in its meals to eight pieces from 10 in order to "limit the impact of higher input costs and help improve restaurant-level profitability."

The Danish shipping company said it would do its "utmost" to deliver cargo already on the water to its intended destination.

Tesla is offering free access to several supercharger locations in countries near Ukraine to assist with the evacuation of the country. Chargers in Poland, Slovakia and Hungary have been authorized so far.

Disney is pulling the plug on new movie releases in Russia and getting involved in humanitarian efforts amid the country’s full-scale invasion of its smaller neighbor, Ukraine.

In December, Russia's technology and communications regulator Roskomnadzor added Netflix to its list of "audiovisual services" that would need to comply with a new requirement on March 1 to carry as many as 20 local news, sports and entertainment channels.

General Motors has suspended vehicle exports to Russia, where it sells approximately 3,000 units annually, in response to the invasion of Ukraine.

Boycotts may hurt individual Russian companies, but they'll also send a powerful message.

Volvo and Daimler Truck have suspended some operations in Russia in the wake of the invasion of Ukraine. Volvo is no longer shipping cars to Russia and Daimler Truck parent Mercedes-Benz is looking for ways to divest from investments in the country.

The Canadian government has accused Russia's flagship airline Aeroflot of violating a ban that restricts its flights from traveling through the country's airspace.

The company's nonprofit affiliate Airbnb.org, which facilitates temporary stays for people in moments of crisis, is helping house Ukrainian refugees after Russian forces invaded the country last week.

Toyota will suspend production in Japan on March 1 due to a suspected cyberattack on one of its major suppliers. The automaker is expected to lose 13,000 units of output as a result of the action.

Bars and liquor stores are pulling Russian vodka from shelves and promoting Ukrainian brands.

College graduates to corporate executives have sought out author Alex Banayan's 30-day Clarity Challenge to gain a sense of direction in their careers at times when they felt most unsettled.