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Ukraine Crisis: PlayStation, Nintendo Suspend Shipments to Russia
PlayStation and Nintendo have suspended shipments to Russia, joining an exodus of multinational companies withdrawing from the country in response to its invasion of Ukraine.
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World's Strictest Corporate Responsibility Plan Fails In Swiss Vote
A plan in Switzerland to impose the world's strictest corporate responsibility rules, which would have made Swiss-headquartered multinationals liable for abusive business practices worldwide, failed to pass in a vote on Sunday.
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Iran Warns Of "Unpleasant" Response If US Drops Nuclear Deal: Report
Iran warned the United States on Thursday of "unpleasant" consequences if Washington pulls out of a multinational nuclear deal, Iranian state TV reported.
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GE's Open Offer to Buy Stake in Alstom T&D Gets Poor Response
The US-based energy and healthcare giant General Electric Co (GE) had made the open offer following its $16.9 billion bid to acquire the global energy assets of French multinational Alstom.
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Raghuram Rajan Says MNCs Too Are Responsible for Tax Rows
Blaming multinational corporations squarely for tax controversies, Reserve Bank of India Governor Raghuram Rajan on Thursday said their indulgence in avoidance and evasion results in prolonged legal battles.
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Indian-Origin Official To Lead Multination Initiative
Sanjay Pradhan, an Indian-origin World Bank official, has been selected to lead a multination initiative focused on improving government transparency, accountability and responsiveness to citizens.
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UN Security Council Backs African Countries to Fight Boko Haram
The UN Security Council urged central African countries on Monday to step up plans for a multinational force to fight Boko Haram, in its first overall response to the threat posed by the Nigerian jihadists.
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Interpol Urges Multinational Response to 'Barbaric' James Foley Murder
The head of the international police organisation Interpol on Thursday condemned the beheading of US journalist James Foley and called for a global response to the threat posed by Islamic extremists.
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Ukraine Crisis: PlayStation, Nintendo Suspend Shipments to Russia
PlayStation and Nintendo have suspended shipments to Russia, joining an exodus of multinational companies withdrawing from the country in response to its invasion of Ukraine.
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World's Strictest Corporate Responsibility Plan Fails In Swiss Vote
A plan in Switzerland to impose the world's strictest corporate responsibility rules, which would have made Swiss-headquartered multinationals liable for abusive business practices worldwide, failed to pass in a vote on Sunday.
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Iran Warns Of "Unpleasant" Response If US Drops Nuclear Deal: Report
Iran warned the United States on Thursday of "unpleasant" consequences if Washington pulls out of a multinational nuclear deal, Iranian state TV reported.
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GE's Open Offer to Buy Stake in Alstom T&D Gets Poor Response
The US-based energy and healthcare giant General Electric Co (GE) had made the open offer following its $16.9 billion bid to acquire the global energy assets of French multinational Alstom.
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Raghuram Rajan Says MNCs Too Are Responsible for Tax Rows
Blaming multinational corporations squarely for tax controversies, Reserve Bank of India Governor Raghuram Rajan on Thursday said their indulgence in avoidance and evasion results in prolonged legal battles.
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Indian-Origin Official To Lead Multination Initiative
Sanjay Pradhan, an Indian-origin World Bank official, has been selected to lead a multination initiative focused on improving government transparency, accountability and responsiveness to citizens.
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UN Security Council Backs African Countries to Fight Boko Haram
The UN Security Council urged central African countries on Monday to step up plans for a multinational force to fight Boko Haram, in its first overall response to the threat posed by the Nigerian jihadists.
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Interpol Urges Multinational Response to 'Barbaric' James Foley Murder
The head of the international police organisation Interpol on Thursday condemned the beheading of US journalist James Foley and called for a global response to the threat posed by Islamic extremists.
