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McDonald's announces departure from Russia after 30 years of activity

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McDonald's announced it would temporarily close all of its restaurants in Russia in February. The move was said to be temporary, as extricating itself from 850 locations and 62,000 employees would be painful. But on Monday, the U.S. fast-food chain said it is pulling out of the country for good.

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CBC News

McDonald's to pull out of Russia for good | CBC News

McDonald's says it is pulling out of the Russian market for good, after that country's invasion of neighbouring Ukraine has made doing business in the country "no longer tenable."

2 years ago·Canada

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The Sun

McDonald’s to PERMANENTLY leave Russia and will sell all 850 stores after 30 years in response to Ukraine war

MCDONALD’S has announced it is selling all of its Russian branches in response to the ongoing war in Ukraine.The fast-food giant, which first opened in Russia 30 years ago as the Soviet Union crumbled, has 847 stores in the country, employing some 62,000 people.ReutersMcDonald’s is selling its restaurants in Russia[/caption] AFPThe company has 847 branches in Russia, employing 62,000 people[/caption] McDonald’s first closed its stores in March f…

2 years ago·United Kingdom

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大纪元 www.epochtimes.com

McDonald's announces sale of operations in Russia for more than 30 years

[Information on May 16, 2022, E.C.] (Comprehensive report by E.C. Reporter Zhang Ting) Russia's invasion of Ukraine caused more and more international companies to choose to withdraw from the Russian market. McDonald's said Monday (May 16) that it has initiated procedures to sell operations in Russia, including all restaurants. The world's largest fast food chain, which has been operating in Russia for more than 30 years, announced in early Marc…

2 years ago

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Gold Coast Bulletin

McDonald’s leaving Russia after 30 years

McDonald’s has announced it will exit Russia in the wake of the Ukraine invasion, ending a more than three-decade run begun in the hopeful period near the end of the Cold War.

2 years ago·Southport, Australia

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