Companies pulling out of Russia

[holden]

I was reading in another forum about somebody whose company had laid off all their staff in Russia. I think it had more to do with their inability to pay the employees with the sanctions going on, as opposed to making some sort of stand against Putin.

Of course the news is filled stories of many companies stopping services or pulling out of Russia (Apple, Nike, Shell, BP, Google, Ford, Boeing, etc.).

I'm wondering if anybody else whose workplace has business in Russia is doing anything differently?

[ExtraSlow]

Apparently H&M is shutting down.

[schurchill39]

Adidas has supposedly stated they will stop shipping (track suits) to Russia. I don't care if that's fake instagram generated news, I think this is the single most powerful economic lever anyone could pull over there.

[DonJuan]

Adidas has supposedly stated they will stop shipping (track suits) to Russia. I don't care if that's fake instagram generated news, I think this is the single most powerful economic lever anyone could pull over there.

Next F&F movie pitch: Hijacking Adidas trucks in Poland to sell in Russia. In Lada's of course extra nawz.

[rage2]

Adidas has supposedly stated they will stop shipping (track suits) to Russia. I don't care if that's fake instagram generated news, I think this is the single most powerful economic lever anyone could pull over there.
Agreed.

105005

[90_Shelby]

Agreed.

105005

Socks and slides even..... lol

[KRyn]

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[dj_rice]

Agreed.

105005

Ded :rofl::rofl::rofl:

[mr2mike]

Next F&F movie pitch: Hijacking Adidas trucks in Poland to sell in Russia. In Lada's of course extra nawz.

I'd watch.

[bjstare]

Holy shit that's great rage2