WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The potential for broader U.S. sanctions on Russia and Moscow's threat of responding in kind are raising concerns among U.S. corporations and investors about the economic fallout from the crisis over Russia's annexation of Crimea.
Rapped by critics for not taking a harsh enough line with Russia, the White House is mulling its next moves.
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