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Some of America's best-known companies, including Apple, Google, Ford, Harley-Davidson and Exxon Mobil rebuked and rejected Russia for its invasion of Ukraine, under steady pressure from investors and consumers decrying the violence. Apple Inc late Tuesday said it had stopped sales of iPhones and other products in Russia, adding that it was making changes to its Maps app to

By Dawn Chmielewski and Ross Kerber

From Canada Goose parkas and the latest iPhone to spare parts for aircraft engines and even some of the planes themselves – the list of goods, consumer and…

By Dawn Chmielewski and Ross Kerber
(Reuters) -Boeing suspended maintenance and technical support for Russian airlines and U.S. energy firm Exxon Mobil said it would exit Russia, joining a growing list of Western companies spurning Moscow over its invasion of Ukraine.
U.S. tech giant Apple said it h...

Brent for May settlement gained 4.5% to $109.73 a barrel on the ICE Futures Europe exchange at 12:01 p.m. Singapore time after climbing as high as $111.09.

Apple stops sales of iPhones and other products in Russia, makes changes to its Maps app to protect civilians in Ukraine.

(Bloomberg) -- Oil extended its relentless rally before an OPEC+ meeting as the International Energy Agency warned that global energy security is under threat following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Futures in New York rose near $106 a barrel after surging 8% in the previous session.

Oil extended its relentless rally above $110 a barrel before an OPEC+ meeting as the severity of disruption to Russian supplies showed signs of growing.

A rapid exit of Western companies from Russian ventures in response to the military invasion of Ukraine has put Japanese enterprises on edge as they weigh taking the same drastic action.

LONDON: US tech giant Apple said it had stopped sales of iPhones and other products in Russia, while Ford Motor joined other automakers by suspending operations in the country. Western nations have steadily ratcheted up sanctions on Russia since it invaded Ukraine last week, including shutting out some Russian banks from the SWIFT global financial network. The measures have