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Aerospace and automakers are highly exposed should Russia’s Putin regime choose to retaliate against the sanctions imposed by the west and its allies.

A report from Flexport contends that blocked tradelanes, reduced sales opportunities and restrictions of critical Russian metal exports are likely to hit some ...

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  • Conor Warnes

    March 07, 2022 at 3:59 pm

    I think we can all allow for any future complications and counter sanctions, inflated costs etc. temporarily for the safety and support of our Ukrainian friends, family and colleagues.

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