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> This move underscores the political sensitivities that global corporations often have to navigate in their external engagements and partnerships. Exactly. Ca
by uticus 3y ago
> This move underscores the political sensitivities that global corporations often have to navigate in their external engagements and partnerships.
Exactly. Can't just focus on building things and selling to whoever has money. Not to mention Intel's leadership is doubtlessly also considering how recent sanctions affect the bottom line.
Regardless of the debate about how much (if?) leadership truly considers ethics apart from financial concerns, ethics is hard. Even if you want to make ethical decisions, it's hard.