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A running list of corporate responses to the Capitol riot
Melinda Fakuade
The insurrection at the Capitol has inspired companies to make their thoughts on the matter known. Many brands have announced that they have decided to stop supporting Trump-adjacent bodies, or to stop donations to lawmakers and groups that have expressed support for the baseless claims that the election was a sham. Our corporate overlords have decided to make their stance clear by way of making public statements, pulling funds, and other actions.
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The insurrection may have spawned a new turning point — brands don’t want to be caught in the fallout of a potentially traitorous act. The decisions are mostly symbolic but could kick off real change in the future. Here, we’ve compiled information about corporate and brand responses to the insurrection, and their repercussions. We don’t yet know how long these decisions will last or what their future ramifications will be, but as we learn more, this story will be updated with new information.
(statements from each company can be found at link)
3M
Airbnb
Amazon
American Airlines
American Express
AT&T
Bank of America
Blackrock
Blue Cross Blue Shield Association
Boston Scientific
BP
The US Chamber of Commerce
Charles Schwab
Citibank
CME Group
Coca-Cola
Comcast
Commerce Bancshares
ConocoPhillips
Deloitte
Deutsche Bank
Dow Chemical Company
ExxonMobil
Facebook
Ford Motor Company
General Motors
Google
Goldman Sachs
H&R Block
Hallmark
Hilton
Intel
JPMorgan Chase
Lehigh University
Marriott
Mastercard
McDonald’s
Microsoft
Middlebury College
Morgan Stanley
Nike
Northrup Grumman
PGA of America
Shopify
Signature Bank
Simon & Schuster
Stripe
UnitedHealth Group
Verizon
Visa
Wagner College
Walmart
The Walt Disney Company
Zillow
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/a-running-list-of-corporate-responses-to-the-capitol-riot/ar-BB1cHdo1?ocid=msedgntp
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