Northeastern University: When Corporations Respond to Terror Attacks With Acts If Kindness - and When They Don't
August 20, 2019
August 20, 2019
BOSTON, Massachusetts, Aug. 20 [TNSsociologyresearch] -- Northeastern University issued the following news:
In November 2015, when terrorists armed with firearms and explosives killed 130 people in Paris, France, a number of companies responded to the horror with compassion. A variety of cellphone carriers lifted service fees and waived charges to enable people to contact loved ones. Airbnb encouraged hosts to offer free housing for those whose flights had been canceled.
In November 2015, when terrorists armed with firearms and explosives killed 130 people in Paris, France, a number of companies responded to the horror with compassion. A variety of cellphone carriers lifted service fees and waived charges to enable people to contact loved ones. Airbnb encouraged hosts to offer free housing for those whose flights had been canceled.