(Bloomberg) -- Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree Friday laying out new rules for tightening control of companies that fail to fulfill defense contracts in the event martial law is imposed, the latest step in the Kremlin’s preparations for militarizing the economy as its invasion of Ukraine stretches into a second year. Fed Event Scrapped After Participant Shows Porn in Zoom RoomIsrael’s Window to Strike Iran Narrows as Putin Enters EquationSingapore PM Lee’s Estranged Brother Weighs Presidential RuniPhone Maker Plans $700 Million India Plant in Shift From ChinaAmericans Need to Be Richer Than Ever to Buy Their First HomeThe Kremlin has imposed martial law in the regions of Ukraine its forces currently occupy, except Crimea. FBI Documents Show Leonardo DiCaprio, Kim Kardashian Grilled for 1MDB SecretsFemale Execs Are Exhausted, Frustrated and Heading for the ExitsMicrosoft Expands Game Pass as Regulators Fret Over Activision DealHow Countries Leading on Early Years of Child Care Get It RightYellowstone Backers Wanted to Cash Out—Then the Streaming Bubble Burst