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Fast food giant employs 62,000 people across 850 stores in Russia

It's part of moves to ignore intellectual property and steal trademark and patent rights with one legal expert predicting that Russia would also start letting local operators re-open shuttered McDonald's stores

Two months after the Berlin Wall fell, another powerful symbol opened its doors in the middle of Moscow: a gleaming new McDonald’s

The fast food outlet shuttered all 850 Russian restaurants on Monday due to the invasion of Ukraine.

Chicken Big Mac fans have been loving the burger's addition to the menu. Sadly, McDonald's has confirmed that the tasty double-stacked burger will be leaving the menu yet again so here's when you can grab it until

Russian authorities, facing potential economic calamity as Western sanctions take hold, have threatened foreign companies hoping to withdraw from the country with arrests and asset seizures, the Wall Street Journal reported Sunday. Russian prosecutors have issued warnings to several foreign entities -- via calls, letters and in-person visits -- including…

McDonald’s Corp., Yum! Brands Inc. and International Business Machines Corp. are among companies that received warnings from Russian prosecutors threatening to arrest corporate leaders or seize assets for criticizing the government or withdrawing from the country, The Wall Street Journal reported Sunday.

McDonald's, who employs around 62,000 people in Russia, announced that after the country's invasion of Ukraine it was going to shutter all of its 850 branches on Monday

Since sanctions over Russia's war in Ukraine came in, the cost for a family's weekly shop has skyrocketed and in the supermarkets, shelves have been stripped of essentials