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Russian invasion of Ukraine may leave manufacturers hesitant to return

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Renault resumed production at an auto plant in Moscow but suspended its Russian business again in response to international pressure.
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March 28, 2022 04:00 AM

Many of the companies that have moved operations outside of Ukraine or Russia might not be in a hurry to return, an analyst at AlixPartners said.

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