To wonder what other western companies will suspend their russian operations?

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I've just seen the news about IKEA stopping operations in Russia due to Putin's aggression. My company sent around an email today telling staff to not talk to the press if anyone is asked about our international operations. (Not IKEA btw)

(I was surprised to read this as I hadn't thought it would happen, I might be a bit naive but it hadn't occurred to me that it might happen.)

Our company has

No longer importing rigs Sian made stock, but someone else will get our business so happy days!

Well McDonalds might as well do now.

The Golden Arches Theory on conflict prevention is well past its sell by date.

The firm I work for has severed the Russian entity.

Well one Newfoundland fishery doesn't want their business. ntv.ca/icewater-seafoods-rejects-russian-cod-after-ukraine-invasion/

Lots of Car manufacturers have such as BMW, Land Rover, Ford

Shipping lines such as Maersk, MSC

Parts for HGV trucks aren’t going in

Apple are pulling out.
TBH I think most western companies will pull out, or fear being boycotted elsewhere.

Our company have pulled out, we are not allowed to discuss this, its pretty standard that staff can’t discuss big business changes with the press.