03-10-2022, 07:08 PM
https://www.nytimes.com/live/2022/03/10/...ign_id=217&emc=edit_lbec_20220310&instance_id=55392&nl=daily-business-briefing®i_id=81843692&segment_id=85198&te=1&user_id=a0e3e6846e457cb08615b947f870f0e2#uniqlo-fast-retailing-russia
"In an about-face, Fast Retailing, the clothing giant that owns Uniqlo, said on Thursday that the brand would stop operating in Russia. The decision came days after the company’s founder said it would continue to do business in the country, drawing backlash.
In the Thursday statement, Fast Retailing said that it “recently faced a number of difficulties, including operational challenges and the worsening of the conflict situation.”
“Fast Retailing is strongly against any acts of hostility,” the statement continued. “We condemn all forms of aggression that violate human rights and threaten the peaceful existence of individuals.”
Tadashi Yanai, its founder, had previously told a Japanese newspaper: “Clothing is a necessity of life. The people of Russia have the same right to live as we do.”
https://forums.macresource.com/read.php?...sg-2720506
"In an about-face, Fast Retailing, the clothing giant that owns Uniqlo, said on Thursday that the brand would stop operating in Russia. The decision came days after the company’s founder said it would continue to do business in the country, drawing backlash.
In the Thursday statement, Fast Retailing said that it “recently faced a number of difficulties, including operational challenges and the worsening of the conflict situation.”
“Fast Retailing is strongly against any acts of hostility,” the statement continued. “We condemn all forms of aggression that violate human rights and threaten the peaceful existence of individuals.”
Tadashi Yanai, its founder, had previously told a Japanese newspaper: “Clothing is a necessity of life. The people of Russia have the same right to live as we do.”
https://forums.macresource.com/read.php?...sg-2720506