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Last year, Poundland announced that it would stop selling kitchen knives altogether.
In 2016, after a long career introducing new riders to the joys of motorcycling,Honda announced that it would stop producing the Rebel 250 for good.
Uber announced that it would stop its pilot program in San Francisco and take the program to Arizona.
English-language daily newspaper“The Cambodia Daily” on September 3 announced that it would stop its publication from September 4.
Announced that it would stop importing guns from SIG Sauer GmbH in order to take advantage of less restrictive American export laws and to cut costs.
And in August this year, Rosneft announced that it would stop using the US dollar for its export contracts.
Soon after that, ZTE,one of China's leading technology companies, announced that it would stop major business operations.
(Google itself announced that it would stop scanning users' email accounts for ad targeting purposes last June.).
French shipping company CMA CGM, one of the world's largest cargo shipping companies,recently announced that it would stop doing business with Iran out of fear of becoming embroiled in US sanctions against the nation.
Ford recently announced that it would stop selling its commercial vehicle in South America region where the company struggled a lot from last few years.
And in early September- after two deadly shootings at its stores this summer-the retail giant announced that it would stop selling ammunition for military-style weapons, and it asked customers not to openly carry firearms in its stores.
Earlier this year, Gucci announced that it would stop using fur by the middle of 2018 but McCartney remembers having that conversation 17 years ago with Tom Ford,(who, along with his business partner Domenico De Sole was in charge of the Gucci Group until 2004).
Com: After it became apparent last November that Trump was winning the presidency,Canadian online store announced that it would stop stocking Ivanka's shoe line because they were not selling so well and because customers had demanded for a boycott.
On June 2, 2015, Facebook announced that it would stop supporting Facebook-connected apps that were signed with SHA-1, as of October 1, 2015.
Carrefour, the largest retail group in Europe, announced that it would stop the sale of Vietnamese catfish in Spain, Italy and France.
But in November last year it announced that it would stop all its aid to India in 2015 because of New Delhi's growing economic clout.
On October 14, 2011, Google announced that it would stop the service and that the existing content on the app would be available in read-only mode.
On 2 July 2014, the Monetary Authority of Singapore announced that it would stop printing $10,000 notes starting from 1 October 2014, to reduce the risk of money laundering.
In February 2019,Massachusetts-based lab equipment maker Thermo Fisher Scientific announced that it would stop selling DNA sequencers to Xinjiang, after receiving criticism from U.S. lawmakers that its products were used by Chinese authorities to identify individuals in its campaign of suppression.
Poundland announced last year that it would stop selling kitchen knives in its stores.
The company announced Tuesday that it would“stop updating and distributing the Flash Player,” giving the end of 2020 as its end-of-life date.
The M&T bank announced last year that it would stop accepting deposits from February 17, which is a public holiday in the US.
The Impossible Project was founded in 2008 after Polaroid announced in February 2008 that it would stop producing film for Polaroid cameras.
The French clothing company announced in December 2014 that it would stop selling angora wool products, which are made from angora rabbits.
The American unit of the automaker announced on Thursday that it would stop making the third generation of the Beetle globally in July of next year, after introducing two special editions for sale.
Portugal's oldest university, the University of Coimbra, announced this week that it would stop serving beef for the first time in its 729-year history in an effort to combat the climate crisis.
Honda had announced in October 2017 that it would stop making vehicles at its Sayama plant in Japan by 2022 as it grapples with a shrinking domestic market.
Nike announced last week that it would stop selling its products directly through Amazon, putting an end to a two-year collaboration.
In January this year, Microsoft announced that after almost three years it would stop accepting BTC.
Standard Chartered announced it would stop financing new coal power projects everywhere.