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    1. Impressive-Tip-1689 on

      Not a single Russian company in the top 20?  That’s good news regarding their economy, isn’t it?

    2. Financial-Note-2270 on

      Russia spends about $300mln on war per day, so about 1 day of war in 2024 was sponsored exclusively by Raiffeisen.

    3. PongLenis_85 on

      Immer wieder Österreich ! Immer wieder Österreich ! Für immer und eeeewig ! *Fahnenschwenk*

    4. JustOneTwoThree4 on

      Uniper SE lost operational control of its Russian subsidiary, Unipro, after the Kremlin placed it under state administration in 2023. Although Uniper still formally owns 83.73% of Unipro, it can no longer influence its management or access its assets

    5. StrangerConscious637 on

      Wow… I have to quit my bank account at Raiffeisen immediatly. Didn’t know…. what a shame.

    6. FerraristDX on

      Some companies were just paying lip service to quitting Russia anyway. Pepsi „withdrew“ from Russia…then two suspiciously similar Cola brands popped up, Rich Cola and Evervess, both owned by Pepsi. Same with Coca-Cola, where it became Dobryj Cola.

      Others went a weird way, by changing their brand slightly. Like Dr. Oetker turned into Dr. Bakers: https://logos.fandom.com/wiki/Dr._Bakers

      Others were far more blatant, changing just their regular logo into Cyrillic. So Russia now has Персил or Нескафе instead of Persil or Nescafe.

      Then again, who knows, if those companies really control their Russian assets.

    7. BiereGoogles on

      Honest question, isn’t it actually good that european companies makes money in Russia and funnels it back to Europe?
      Same question with russian tourists spending money in Europe?
      My thought is that it is better that money goes from Russia to Europe, instead of circulating in Russia.

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