/ Staff writer, with CNAAsustek Computer Inc would “consider an evacuation” from the Russian market, in the wake of an appeal by Ukraine for the company to stop doing business with Russia, Minister of Economic Affairs Wang Mei-hua （王美花） said yesterday.
Taipei, March 14 (CNA) Asustek Computer Inc., one of Taiwan's leading PC brands, said Monday evening on social media that shipments of the company's products to Russia were at "an effective standstill" and the company plans to donate to relief efforts in Ukraine.
Taiwanese personal computer maker ASUS said on Monday that its shipments to Russia are at an effective standstill and that it abides by international regulations, after a Ukraine minister asked it. | March 14, 2022
Taipei, March 14 (CNA) Shares in Taiwan closed flat Monday after giving up earlier gains as the bellwether electronics sector came under pressure dragging down the broader market, dealers said.
Russia’s senseless invasion of Ukraine has forced the world to take sides, exposing the convictions of everyone from nation states to individuals. Democratic countries and their citizens have been enthusiastic in their support for Ukraine and unequivocal in espousing their liberal convictions, while others, such as China, have been hedging their bets or defending the Kremlin’s actions.
As foot soldiers in the economic war against Russia, companies are also expected to step up. Asustek Computer Inc has learned this the hard way, as pressure grows on the firm to sever its ties with Russia.
In a letter addressed to Asustek chairman Jonney