President Putin has called for automotive companies to keep car prices low.

With no foreign technicians, Russia's aviation ministry promised to check up on nearly 600 imported aircraft by the end of the year.

How is the Russian economy fairing during the war, and what can we expect in the months ahead?

New research reveals that Russians buy tea 45% more often than coffee.

After exiting Russia earlier this year, Coca-Cola Hellenic Bottling Company has begun selling "Dobry Cola" across the country.

For the first time, a Ukrainian court has ruled to confiscate the assets of a Russian billionaire.

A rapper and a restauranteur have teamed up to rebrand the now-exiled Starbucks as a more Russia-friendly Stars Coffee.

"The looting of Ukrainian goods for export – including grain and steel – has already led to rising prices and an increase in the number of people dying of hunger worldwide. This barbarism must be stopped, and Russia must pay in full. I believe in justice, and I will fight for it.”

– Rinat Akhmetov, the Ukrainian businessman who is suing Russia

Russian imports of Chinese cars have steadily fallen since the invasion of Ukraine began, revealing a stalling industry.

The English language may soon become Ukraine's business lingua franca.

German engineering firm Siemens is leaving Russia. Train travel is about to get far more difficult.

The candy company Haribo halts production to Russia due to the Ukraine conflict.