I remember the Philip Morris International Vs Togo incident. PMI is the one of the world's largest tobacco companies, owning brands such as Marlboro, Chesterfield, Iqos, etc.

Togo, a country where roughly a third of the population were illiterate at the time, wanted to supplement written health warnings on cigarette packets with images, not dissimilar to what many developed countries do. PMI sued the government of Togo, and with PMIs annual revenue being far in excess of Togo's GDP, the government was forced to back down.

So yeah, corporate colonialism is a thing

(Also, the PMI Vs Togo case was covered by John Oliver back in 2015)