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Volkswagen CEO Warns Ukrainian War Could Be Worse For Europe Than COVID No, this isn''t an April Fool''s joke. Volkswagen CEO Herbert Diess told the FT in an interview published Thursday that a prolonged war in Ukraine would be "very risky" for the European and German economies - and that it ultimately might be even worse for them than COVID. According to the FT, Diess said the economic damage from the war could be "very much worse" than the pandemic. "The interruption to global supply chains could lead to huge price increases, scarcity of energy and inflation," Herbert Diess, chief executive of the German carmaker, told the Financial Times. "It could be very risky for the European and German economies." The warning, from one of Europe''s most authoritative business leaders (since Volkswagen is still Europe''s biggest car maker by sales volume), is just the latest reminder that the ripples from the conflict are being felt far away from the battlefield. Just yesterday, McDonald''s and Coca-Cola caved to public pressure and decided to temporarily suspend operations in Russia.

As Russia’s invasion of Ukraine continues, many multinational companies are announcing the suspension of sales in Russia, including restaurant chains.

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Major food and drink titans have paused operations in Russia in response to the country’s invasion of Ukraine.

McDonald''s announced on Tuesday that it was closing its doors in Russia as the conflict with Ukraine intensified.

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The Japanese retailer joins a growing list of global chains such as McDonald''s, Starbucks, KFC, Zara, and H&M to close stores in Russia.

On Tuesday, McDonald''s announced the temporary closure of its more than 800 restaurants in Russia in response to the invasion of Ukraine.

On Tuesday, McDonald''s announced the temporary closure of its more than 800 restaurants in Russia in response to the invasion of Ukraine.

The burger giant said it will temporarily close 850 stores but continue paying its 62,000 employees in Russia “who have poured their heart and soul into our McDonald''s brand.”

The big American companies are the latest to suspend their operations in the wake of Russia''s invasion of Ukraine.

After years of cultivating the Russian market, McDonald''s, Starbucks, PepsiCo and Coca-Cola said they would temporarily close locations or stop selling products there.

McDonald’s Corporation (NYSE:MCD) announced that it is closing all outlets in Russia in compliance with sanctions against the aggressor. The news is difficult for a company that was already facing the pressure of people not eating out due to the rising inflation. Apart from inflation, people have been shifting away from fast foods to healthier […] The post Is McDonald’s facing a bleak future with closed Russian operations and a rise in wheat prices? appeared first on Invezz .

When the Soviet Union''s first McDonald''s opened on January 31, 1990, it drew huge crowds and became a powerful symbol of an isolated country opening up to the West.