By Alexander Marrow, Darya Korsunskaya and Polina Devitt
LONDON (Reuters) – Before Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine two years ago, Russia’s Nasdaq-listed search engine giant Yandex was briefly worth $30 billion. This week, a consortium of domestic investors agreed a deal to buy it for $5.2 billion.
In normal times, that would represent a disaster for Dutch parent company Yandex NV and its Western shareholders.
But in a world where Western firms have left Russia in droves, sometimes for a nominal…
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