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ExxonMobil logo. Photo: ERIC PIERMONT / AFP / Getty Images
U.S. and European Union sanctions against Russia have led ExxonMobil to announce Wednesday that it will end "exploration and research joint ventures with Rosneft," an integrated oil company owned by Russia's government, Reuters reports.
Why it matters: The change will result in a $200 million after-tax loss and will end projects throughout Russia, the U.S. and other countries.