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Target CEO Resigns Amidst Sales Slump Following Reversal of DEI Commitments
Target CEO Brian Cornell resigned following a drop in sales partly attributed to the company's January reversal of its diversity, equity, and inclusion commitments, leading to a consumer boycott and significant decrease in foot traffic compared to Costco's increased traffic after affirming its DEI p...
Target CEO Resigns Amidst Sales Slump Following Reversal of DEI Commitments
Target CEO Brian Cornell resigned following a drop in sales partly attributed to the company's January reversal of its diversity, equity, and inclusion commitments, leading to a consumer boycott and significant decrease in foot traffic compared to Costco's increased traffic after affirming its DEI p...
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56% Bias Score
Target Boycott Highlights Black Economic Power
A 40-day boycott of Target, led by Pastor Jamal Bryant, is underway, aiming to impact Target's $23 million in daily revenue from African Americans due to the company's rollback of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives and changes to its Target Circle program; the boycott has already sho...
Target Boycott Highlights Black Economic Power
A 40-day boycott of Target, led by Pastor Jamal Bryant, is underway, aiming to impact Target's $23 million in daily revenue from African Americans due to the company's rollback of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives and changes to its Target Circle program; the boycott has already sho...
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52% Bias Score
Americans Boycott U.S. Goods, Support Canada Amid Trade War
In response to the U.S.-Canada trade war, some Americans are boycotting U.S. goods and tourism, supporting Canadian businesses instead, demonstrating growing dissatisfaction with their government's trade policies; examples include increased tourism, Canadian product purchases, and social media campa...
Americans Boycott U.S. Goods, Support Canada Amid Trade War
In response to the U.S.-Canada trade war, some Americans are boycotting U.S. goods and tourism, supporting Canadian businesses instead, demonstrating growing dissatisfaction with their government's trade policies; examples include increased tourism, Canadian product purchases, and social media campa...
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40% Bias Score
Grassroots "Economic Blackout" Against Amazon Gains Momentum
John Schwarz's "economic blackout" urging Americans to boycott major corporations for 24 hours on February 28th unexpectedly went viral, prompting a planned weeklong Amazon boycott starting March 1st, aiming to pressure the company over worker treatment and anti-union practices, although the initial...
Grassroots "Economic Blackout" Against Amazon Gains Momentum
John Schwarz's "economic blackout" urging Americans to boycott major corporations for 24 hours on February 28th unexpectedly went viral, prompting a planned weeklong Amazon boycott starting March 1st, aiming to pressure the company over worker treatment and anti-union practices, although the initial...
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52% Bias Score
Nationwide "Economic Blackout" Planned to Protest Corporate and Political Influence
The People's Union USA is urging a nationwide 24-hour spending freeze on Friday as "economic resistance" against billionaires, large corporations, and both major political parties, with additional planned boycotts of Walmart, Amazon, and Target.
Nationwide "Economic Blackout" Planned to Protest Corporate and Political Influence
The People's Union USA is urging a nationwide 24-hour spending freeze on Friday as "economic resistance" against billionaires, large corporations, and both major political parties, with additional planned boycotts of Walmart, Amazon, and Target.
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36% Bias Score
Unilever's Indonesia Market Share Plunges Amid Boycotts and Competition
Unilever's Indonesian market share plummeted to 34.9% in Q3 2023 from 38.5% a year earlier due to boycotts related to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and competition from cheaper local brands, resulting in an 18.2% decline in quarterly underlying sales to $533 million.
Unilever's Indonesia Market Share Plunges Amid Boycotts and Competition
Unilever's Indonesian market share plummeted to 34.9% in Q3 2023 from 38.5% a year earlier due to boycotts related to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and competition from cheaper local brands, resulting in an 18.2% decline in quarterly underlying sales to $533 million.
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40% Bias Score
Target Boycott Costs Company $500 Million
A boycott of Target and Amazon by African Americans, prompted by the rollback of DEI programs, resulted in a $500 million loss for Target in the first quarter of 2024, highlighting the power of consumer activism and the growing importance of ethical consumption.
Target Boycott Costs Company $500 Million
A boycott of Target and Amazon by African Americans, prompted by the rollback of DEI programs, resulted in a $500 million loss for Target in the first quarter of 2024, highlighting the power of consumer activism and the growing importance of ethical consumption.
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40% Bias Score
EU Boycott of US Goods Following 20% Tariff Increase
President Trump's surprise announcement of a 20% tariff on EU goods imported to the US on April 2nd, dubbed "Liberation Day" by Trump, has spurred a large-scale EU consumer boycott movement, "Buy from EU," with over 202,000 members actively seeking and promoting European alternatives.
EU Boycott of US Goods Following 20% Tariff Increase
President Trump's surprise announcement of a 20% tariff on EU goods imported to the US on April 2nd, dubbed "Liberation Day" by Trump, has spurred a large-scale EU consumer boycott movement, "Buy from EU," with over 202,000 members actively seeking and promoting European alternatives.
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44% Bias Score
Grassroots Movement Launches Weeklong Amazon Boycott After Viral "Economic Blackout
John Schwarz's "economic blackout" on February 28th, urging a 24-hour boycott of major corporations, went viral, prompting a weeklong Amazon boycott starting March 1st due to concerns about worker exploitation and the company's power.
Grassroots Movement Launches Weeklong Amazon Boycott After Viral "Economic Blackout
John Schwarz's "economic blackout" on February 28th, urging a 24-hour boycott of major corporations, went viral, prompting a weeklong Amazon boycott starting March 1st due to concerns about worker exploitation and the company's power.
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36% Bias Score
One-Day Economic Blackout Highlights Food Price Protests
On February 28th, millions of Americans participated in an economic blackout organized by The People's Union USA, abstaining from all purchases to protest rising food prices and corporate control, reflecting a growing trend of values-based spending and concerns about food affordability.
One-Day Economic Blackout Highlights Food Price Protests
On February 28th, millions of Americans participated in an economic blackout organized by The People's Union USA, abstaining from all purchases to protest rising food prices and corporate control, reflecting a growing trend of values-based spending and concerns about food affordability.
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36% Bias Score
Latino Community Launches Economic Boycott Against Major Corporations
In response to the Trump administration's anti-immigrant policies, the Latino community is launching a boycott of major corporations such as Coca-Cola, Walmart, and Target, starting with a one-day economic shutdown on February 28th, to highlight their economic power and influence corporate behavior.
Latino Community Launches Economic Boycott Against Major Corporations
In response to the Trump administration's anti-immigrant policies, the Latino community is launching a boycott of major corporations such as Coca-Cola, Walmart, and Target, starting with a one-day economic shutdown on February 28th, to highlight their economic power and influence corporate behavior.
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44% Bias Score
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