I don't think so. If they had loudly and publicly stated that they were not going to do <i>any</i> business in China because of the human rights violations there I think it would have been a much stronger statement.<p>Now it looks to me as though they figure the income they make in China isn't worth the continued PR headache, or, alternatively, they decided to leave anyway and they use the occasion to polish up their image.<p>I'm very cynical when it comes to large companies doing things for the public good, but you could already tell that I guess.<p>Shell, Yahoo, Microsoft, Google (and many others beside) they all have their skeletons in the cupboard in this respect.