Over 400 Companies Have Withdrawn from Russia-But Some Remain report by Yale School of Management

Interesting …

You might want to edit your title to something like

Over 400 Companies Have Withdrawn from Russia-But Some Remain … says Yale School of Management

Or … reported by Yale School of Mgmt

Cuz as it reads now at first glance it could appear that one of the prime offenders is Yale.

Don’t want anyone thinking that.

What about those Chinese companies? Alibaba, Aliexpress, Xiaomi, OnePlus, DJI, tencent, etc? They're still profiting from Russia? A lot of Chinese companies are happy to make fat profits in Russia still now that they don't have Western competitors.

You did not need a Russian invasion to stop buying Nestle, especially Nestle water.

hvwkzq wrote: ↑ You did not need a Russian invasion to stop buying Nestle, especially Nestle water.

We now buy Kirkland bottle water.

No one say not to buy Nestle before, we not know before. We just buy what Costco sell, but we see someone stick a Ukraine flag to the price sticker (Google explain to us).

No more Haagen-Dazs!!!!. That would be rough as it's my go to ice-cream. Just finished a tub of mint chocolate.

MikuGirl wrote: ↑ We now buy Kirkland bottle water.

No one say not to buy Nestle before, we not know before. We just buy what Costco sell, but we see someone stick a Ukraine flag to the price sticker (Google explain to us).

Nestle was a problematic company long before their refusal to withdraw from Russia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nestl%C3% ... criticisms

lpin14 wrote: ↑ No more Haagen-Dazs!!!!. That would be rough as it's my go to ice-cream. Just finished a tub of mint chocolate.

My co-worker (she refugee) say that not have ice cream is not tough, but not have food or water tough.