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LVIV, Ukraine/ANTALYA, Turkey: Ukraine said on Thursday Moscow had refused to guarantee humanitarian access to rescue hundreds of thousands of civilians trapped under bombardment, as the opposing sides yielded nothing at the highest level talks since the Russian invasion began. Russia’s war in Ukraine entered the third week with none of its stated objectives reached, despite thousands of people killed, more than two million made refugees and thousands cowering in besieged cities under relentless bombardment. Ukraine’s Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba met Russia’s Sergei Lavrov in Turkey, but said he had secured no promise from him to halt firing so aid could reach civilians, including Kyiv’s main humanitarian priority - evacuating hundreds of thousands of people trapped in the besieged port of Mariupol. Ukraine accuses Moscow of breaking ceasefire to trap civilians in Mariupol “I made a simple proposal to Minister Lavrov: I can call my Ukrainian ministers, authorities, president now and give you 100% assurances on security guarantees for humanitarian corridors,” he said. “I asked him ‘can you do the same?’ and he did not respond.” Holding his own simultaneous news conference in a separate room, Lavrov showed no sign of making any concessions, repeating Russian demands that Ukraine be disarmed and accept neutral status.

Axios reported late on Wednesday that eight former and current employees have now added their accounts of sexist treatment to the proposed class-action lawsuit against the gaming giant.

Rio Tinto PLC (NYSE: RIO ) became the first leading miner to suspend trading relations with Russian businesses, Reuters reports . Japan''s Sony Group (NYSE: SONY ) and Nintendo Co Ltd (OTC: NTDOF ) (NTDOY) also halted deliveries of their gaming consoles. Credit Suisse Group AG (NYSE: CS ) flagged a ~$900 million Russian credit exposure. Hitachi Construction Machinery … Full story available on Benzinga.com

Every major video game company in the world has now stopped selling its games and hardware in Russia, including preventing digital sales.

The war, which entered its third week on Thursday, has killed thousands of people and rendered more than two million refugees.

Nintendo, Sony Will No Longer Sell Their Products in Russia Nintendo Co Ltd and Sony Interactive Entertainment suspended shipments of software and hardware to the Russian Federation. As a reminder, Russia invaded Ukraine two weeks ago. Sony Group Corp’s game division suspended the launch of the racing game “Gran Turismo 7”. People in Russia can […] The post Nintendo, Sony Will No Longer Sell Their Products in Russia appeared first on FinanceBrokerage .

Sony says it is joining ‘the global community in calling for peace in Ukraine’

2/2 © Reuters. FILE PHOTO: A sign adorns the building where mining company Rio Tinto has their office in Perth, Western Australia, November 19, 2015. REUTERS/David Gray 2/2 By Praveen Menon and Sam Nussey (Reuters) – Rio Tinto (NYSE:) became the first major mining company to cut ties with Russian businesses and Japan’s Sony (NYSE:) …

Japanese giants Sony and Honda will join forces to develop electric vehicles, emerging as the latest software-hardware duo to join the fast-growing field of high-tech cars.

Sony joined its rival Microsoft in blocking sales of both its consoles and its games in Russia after an appeal from the country's digital minister.

Rio Tinto became the first major mining company to cut ties with Russian businesses and Japan's Sony and Nintendo suspended deliveries of their gaming consoles, joining a global corporate exodus from

Sony (SONY) closed at $98.34 in the latest trading session, marking a +0.94% move from the prior day.

Sony Group Corp.'s 6758, +8.82% game unit said it had suspended all software and hardware shipments in Russia.