Shoppers in the U.S. are continuing their boycotts against retailers like Target and Walmart. Here's why they are boycotting.

The newest economic blackout calls on consumers to boycott Target, Walmart and other large corporations. Here's what to know.

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Target boycott, 7-day Walmart freeze is happening now. New national economic blackout and Amazon spending protest are coming ...

Boycotts of specific companies include: Walmart: April 7-14 and May 20-26. General Mills: April 21-28. Amazon: May 6-12. Target: June 3-9. McDonald's: June 24-30.

The same group that organized the Feb. 28 one-day economic blackout has had several other protests, including boycotting ...

The Wisconsin alum and NFL legend's temporary boycott comes after the Badgers basketball ... At that point the three-time NFL Defensive Player of the Year had a much different tune.

The People's Union USA pledges to boycott all of Walmart's online and retail stores and services, as well as pharmacy and ...

how to treat deadly bite What we know about the weeklong Walmart boycott The Walmart blackout will start Monday, April 7, and run through April 14. It is targeted at all Walmart stores, affiliated ...

The international Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement are calling on people to cancel Game Pass subscriptions, ...