TikTok, American Express and Netflix Inc. joined the long list of companies suspending operations in Russia on Sunday, in response to the invasion of Ukraine...
TikTok, American Express Co. and Netflix Inc. joined the long list of companies suspending operations in Russia on Sunday, in response to the invasion of Ukraine and Russia’s crackdown on the media.
On... TikTok, American Express Co. and Netflix Inc. joined the long list of companies suspending operations in Russia on Sunday, in response to the invasion of Ukraine and Russia’s crackdown on the media. On Friday, Russia passed a new law that could result in prison time for anyone disseminating what authorities deem false information about the war in Ukraine. News organizations such as CNN, the BBC and Bloomberg suspended operations in the country for their reporters’ safety, and Russia cut off access to Meta’s FB Facebook.
Netflix NFLX , too, on Sunday said it was shutting operations in Russia. “Given the circumstances on the ground, we have decided to suspend our service in Russia,” the company said in a statement. The move also freezes production of four Russian original series, Variety reported.
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