Staples Is Pulling Russian-Made Kaspersky Software From Shelves

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Staples Inc. is the latest retailer to stop selling anti-virus software made by Moscow-based Kaspersky Lab Inc., which is allegedly linked to Russian spy agencies.

The software was removed from the retailer’s website and is being pulled from all stores on Thursday, a company spokesman confirmed after an inquiry from Bloomberg News.