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Who wants to give money to a Russian entity nowadays? Not sure to be honest, you might argue that their headquarter is in Netherlands but remain pretty known t
by ausudhz 5y ago
Who wants to give money to a Russian entity nowadays?
Not sure to be honest, you might argue that their headquarter is in Netherlands but remain pretty known to anyone that they operate in Russia.
Not so easy to see. Their CEO must have a big headache these days
- throwaway290 5y agoImagine "Yandex stops operating in Russia" as tomorrow's headline. Keep being Dutch, compete with Google.
- DyslexicAtheist 5y agowould that be even possible? I thought pretty much anyone working for them is physically located in Russia. Who would want to (or be allowed to) continue working for them if they suddenly were 100% a remote workforce based in RU?
- throwaway290 5y agoA friend who works for Yandex was relocated to Netherlands a few years back.
- codedokode 5y agoThat is unlikely because Yandex has a "Public Interest Fund" (which consists mostly of government-appointed people) that has significant power, including a right to temporarily replace the general director [1]. [1] https://www.reuters.com/article/russia-yandex-governance-idUSL8N28U3EA https://www.reuters.com/article/russia-yandex-governance-idU...
- ausudhz 5y agoSeems unreasonable is the market where they make all the money. Would be equivalent to declare bankruptcy
- phendrenad2 5y agoChinese or Indian banks?
- NolF 5y agoBuy when it's low, sell high.