Today in Data: Inside the Numbers Behind Russia’s Attack on Ukraine

By  |  March 11, 2022
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Data: Numbers Behind Russia’s Attack on Ukraine

Today in Data, the Utah Jazz teams up with Airbnb to provide temporary housing for Ukrainians in crisis during Russian attacks. Plus, big brands calculate what comes next if and when they end or suspend their Russian operations, and FinTechs raise money to help Ukrainians as the invasion of their nation continues.

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    Data:

    $400M: Write-downs for Shell without Russian stations

    $275M: Adidas’ cost of suspending operations in Russia

    $50M: Monthly revenue loss for McDonald’s with no open Russian locations

    $2M: Amount of stablecoin Tether that Whitepay has raised for Ukrainian relief efforts

    32,200+: Number of nights paid for by NBA’s Utah Jazz in partnership with Airbnb for Ukrainian refugees

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