Microsoft Joins Growing List of Major Companies Pulling Out of Russia
Microsoft Joins Growing List , of Major Companies, Pulling Out of Russia.
On March 4, Microsoft announced
that it would halt all new sales in Russia. .
Polygon reports that the tech giant also said
it will work with Ukrainian cybersecurity officials to help
protect the nation against cyberattacks by Russia. .
On March 2, Mykhalio Fedorov, Ukraine's deputy
prime minister, urged gaming companies to pull
out of the Russian market and support Ukraine. .
On March 2, Mykhalio Fedorov, Ukraine's deputy
prime minister, urged gaming companies to pull
out of the Russian market and support Ukraine. .
We are announcing today that we will suspend all new sales of Microsoft products and services in Russia, Brad Smith, president and vice chair
at Microsoft, via Polygon.
In addition, we are coordinating
closely and working in lockstep with
the governments of the United States,
the European Union and the United Kingdom,
and we are stopping many aspects
of our business in Russia in compliance
with governmental sanctions decisions, Brad Smith, president and vice chair
at Microsoft, via Polygon.
In addition, we are coordinating
closely and working in lockstep with
the governments of the United States,
the European Union and the United Kingdom,
and we are stopping many aspects
of our business in Russia in compliance
with governmental sanctions decisions, Brad Smith, president and vice chair
at Microsoft, via Polygon.
In addition to Microsoft, other gaming companies, like
CD Projekt Group and Blooper Team, have announced
that they will no longer sell their products in Russia. .
In addition to Microsoft, other gaming companies, like
CD Projekt Group and Blooper Team, have announced
that they will no longer sell their products in Russia. .
Polygon reports that Russia's invasion
began in the final days of February
with an unprovoked attack on Ukraine. .
The attack has prompted many countries
to impose harsh sanctions on Russia. .
Polygon reports that major companies, from Shell and BP
to Disney and Paramount, have also withdrawn
from the Russian market and investments. .
Polygon reports that major companies, from Shell and BP
to Disney and Paramount, have also withdrawn
from the Russian market and investments.
On March 4, Microsoft announced
that it would halt all new sales in Russia. .
Polygon reports that the tech giant also said
it will work with Ukrainian cybersecurity officials to help
protect the nation against cyberattacks by Russia. .
On March 2, Mykhalio Fedorov, Ukraine's deputy
prime minister, urged gaming companies to pull
out of the Russian market and support Ukraine. .
On March 2, Mykhalio Fedorov, Ukraine's deputy
prime minister, urged gaming companies to pull
out of the Russian market and support Ukraine. .
We are announcing today that we will suspend all new sales of Microsoft products and services in Russia, Brad Smith, president and vice chair
at Microsoft, via Polygon.
In addition, we are coordinating
closely and working in lockstep with
the governments of the United States,
the European Union and the United Kingdom,
and we are stopping many aspects
of our business in Russia in compliance
with governmental sanctions decisions, Brad Smith, president and vice chair
at Microsoft, via Polygon.
In addition, we are coordinating
closely and working in lockstep with
the governments of the United States,
the European Union and the United Kingdom,
and we are stopping many aspects
of our business in Russia in compliance
with governmental sanctions decisions, Brad Smith, president and vice chair
at Microsoft, via Polygon.
In addition to Microsoft, other gaming companies, like
CD Projekt Group and Blooper Team, have announced
that they will no longer sell their products in Russia. .
In addition to Microsoft, other gaming companies, like
CD Projekt Group and Blooper Team, have announced
that they will no longer sell their products in Russia. .
Polygon reports that Russia's invasion
began in the final days of February
with an unprovoked attack on Ukraine. .
The attack has prompted many countries
to impose harsh sanctions on Russia. .
Polygon reports that major companies, from Shell and BP
to Disney and Paramount, have also withdrawn
from the Russian market and investments. .
Polygon reports that major companies, from Shell and BP
to Disney and Paramount, have also withdrawn
from the Russian market and investments.