WHEN GLOBAL TECH MEETS BORDER POLITICS

 In a globalized economy, technology firms rarely operate in isolation from politics. But every so often, a corporate decision exposes just how fragile that separation has become. 

When a French technology giant decides to sell off a U.S. subsidiary tied to immigration enforcement, the move signals more than a routine portfolio adjustment.

It reflects mounting pressure on multinational firms to navigate not only markets, but moral, political, and regulatory fault lines that no balance sheet can fully hedge.

Should multinational companies be expected to take political positions through their business decisions?

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