Companies are taking the following actions in response to the situation on the ground (fuller lists of responses, commitments and verified fundraising organizations here): 

• Airbnb will provide free, short-term housing for 100,000 refugees who have fled Ukraine, which will be paid for by the company and through donations. 

• BP has abandoned its $14 billion stake in Russian oil company Rosneft and its CEO will step down from Rosneft’s board.

• Delta has terminated its codeshare agreement with Aeroflot and Manchester United has terminated the airline’s sponsorship rights. 

• Elon Musk sent Starlink’s satellite internet to Ukraine after a request from a Ukrainian government official on Twitter. Starlink is now active in Ukraine and thousands of more satellites are on their way.

• Deutsche Telekom, Verizon and Vodafone UK are waiving charges for services like roaming and calls and texts to and from Ukraine. 

• Etsy will cancel all balances owed to the company by sellers in Ukraine, including listing and advertising fees, amounting to roughly $4 million.

• Formula 1 will not hold the Russian Grand Prix. 

• Cryptocurrency exchange FTX gave $25 to every Ukrainian on the platform.

• Google temporarily disabled some Google Maps tools for Ukraine which provide live information about traffic and crowd conditions in businesses for the safety of local communities in the country. 

• Meta has increased around-the-clock monitoring, added safety features in Ukraine and Russia, expanded its third-party fact-checking capacity in Russian and Ukrainian and prohibited ads from Russian state media.

• Norwegian Bank Investment Management will divest from Russian assets.

• Twitter will label all tweets with Russian state media links and has paused ads in Ukraine and Russia.

• Volvo will not deliver cars to the Russian market until further notice.