Grammarly, founded by Ukrainians, continues to pay staffers who joined Ukraine army

Typing assistant Grammarly, whose co-founders are Ukrainians, is continuing to pay full salaries and benefits to its Ukraine-based employees who joined the army to fight Russian forces, its CEO said. Before the war, nearly half of its 600 employees were based in Ukraine, however, many of them have now fled. "The team is...focused on their safety," CEO Brad Hoover added.