March 9, 20224 yr That seems like a mistake. Although I'm no longer a customer as I don't like their clothes anymore, I'd boycott it now BBC News - Uniqlo keeps Russian shops open as clothes a 'necessity'https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-60660006
March 9, 20224 yr I wrote previously that a very known fast food company also left their shops open, but that has just changed, after a lot of public pressure.
March 9, 20224 yr 3 minutes ago, tomazbodner said: I wrote previously that a very known fast food company also left their shops open, but that has just changed, after a lot of public pressure. Why not just say which one? It's not Thailand, they are not going to sue you.
March 9, 20224 yr 10 minutes ago, Pravda said: Why not just say which one? It's not Thailand, they are not going to sue you. Originally I did, but that was old news in this fast moving conflict. It was McDonald's, and after a full assault on them from NYC comptroller, Twitter brigade and shamed on LinkedIn (and probably others), McDonald's yesterday announced they are suspending all business in Russia. The other 2 that announced the same after similar attacks were Starbucks and Coca Cola. Pepsi, Unilever and Yum foods (owner of KFC, Pizza Hut, Taco Bell, etc.) have taken a more selective approach where some products will be pulled, but locally produced products, mainly dairy and food products, will remain. Source: https://edition.cnn.com/2022/03/08/business/mcdonalds-pepsi-coke-russia/index.html
March 10, 20224 yr Author Uniqlo has U-turned wisely BBC News - Uniqlo owner U-turns and suspends operations in Russia https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-60691688
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