Several companies have been announcing closures.
Lego's decision to indefinitely close its business in Russia seems to be the natural progression of changes it has already made. According to Reuters, the toymaker paused its shipments to Russia in March, and then in June, said it would be temporarily freezing business at some stores due to supply challenges.
Starbucks and Lego are not the only two companies that have ended their business in Russia amid the country's invasion of Ukraine. In May, Nikewith IRG. The Russian franchisee was informed that the apparel company has chosen not to renew its agreements, which operated 37 Nike-branded stores in the country. The company also closed almost a hundred more stores in May that were not franchised, as Nike was operating about 116 locations in Russia as of March 2022.
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