Firms with ties to Russia, Belarus barred by New Jersey law
New Jersey Democratic Gov. Phil Murphy has signed legislation aimed at barring companies with ties to Russia or Belarus from doing business with the state.
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The bipartisan measure passed the Legislature with no opposition this week and is aimed at punishing Russian President Vladimir Putin’s regime, as well as the government Belarus over its support of the invasion of Ukraine.
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