Luis Dau Associate professor of international business and strategy and associate fellow of the Center for Emerging Markets L.Dau@northeastern.edu 617.373.4604 Expertise Luis Dau for Northeastern Global News Liberal-leaning businesses left Russia faster than conservative-leaning ones, Northeastern research finds Liberal-leaning businesses left Russia faster than conservative-leaning ones, Northeastern research finds Companies like Uber and Nike pulled out of Russia soon after the war with Ukraine began, while others like Hilton continued operations. Research on international business norms leads Northeastern professor to win Fulbright Scholarship award Research on international business norms leads Northeastern professor to win Fulbright Scholarship award International business professor Luis Dau will head to the University of Leeds in the UK to further his research in 2024. How have businesses been able to survive during COVID-19 pandemic? How have businesses been able to survive during COVID-19 pandemic? As nations across the world have come up with individual approaches to combat the spread of the coronavirus, the repercussions for international businesses have been intense, say Luis Dau and Elizabeth Moore. The Northeastern researchers published two papers in October that offer solutions for the next global disruption. When corporations respond to terror attacks with acts of kindness—and when they don’t When corporations respond to terror attacks with acts of kindness—and when they don’t When targeted by terrorism, businesses tend to respond with charitable support. But the story changes when companies themselves are at risk.