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Prices for the semi-precious stone have soared after supply was squeezed by coup, Covid and sanctions
Military regime is failing to contain armed resistance movement that is attracting recruits
Exit of Norwegian group, which has been trying to leave for months, has dismayed human rights activists
Companies under pressure to divest from country and cut off funding for junta
Commercial capital adapts to ‘new normal’ but fear and violence lurk just below the surface
Norwegian telecoms company is struggling to appease both regime and human rights campaigners
Alphabet announced a 20-for-one stock split on Tuesday
Companies caught in middle as opposition organises stoppage to mark anniversary of coup
Energy company relinquishes exploration licences over human rights abuses
Companies are having to make judgment calls on dealing with a repressive regime
Conflict in east of country reveals how violence after coup is widening and intensifying
French group cites lack of progress in sanctions on gas revenues flowing to junta
Myanmar junta has brought numerous charges against deposed leader since staging coup in February
Christmas Eve civilian killings brought condemnation but have not yet sparked international action
Samsung and LG representatives joined regime civil servants at event organised by Korean embassy
Social media company denies ban is related to lawsuit launched by Rohingya refugees
Aung San Suu Kyi’s sentencing is symbolic of detention of thousands
Brewery seeks to extricate itself from military junta-linked partnerships after February coup
Ousted leader found guilty of inciting dissent against junta and violating Covid rules during campaign
Lax regulators are allowing too much consolidation and harming competition, analysts warn
Matter brought under universal jurisdiction allowing grave crimes to be tried anywhere
Campaign groups press multinationals to be ready to leave empty-handed
They’re using pioneering digital forensics to lay the groundwork for future crimes-against-humanity trials
Norwegian telecom draws up contingency plans to exit country in wake of coup
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