A consumer-driven economic blackout on February 28 sought to make a statement against corporate policies by encouraging ...

The February 28 economic blackout highlights rising food costs, corporate power, and shifting consumer habits. What does it ...

Did the effort nationwide by consumers to not spend money on Feb. 28 make an impact on the economy? Here's what some data ...

Target saw a drop in online and in-store traffic during a nationwide boycott against companies rolling back DEI initiatives.

The same group of activists behind the Feb. 28 economic blackout is planning a second boycott focused on online retailer Amazon. There are ongoing boycotts against Target over its decision to ...

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Kiri Masters covers trends in retail media and marketplaces. Despite calls for an "economic blackout" targeting major retailers on Feb. 28, early data reveals Amazon sales actually increased ...

Data is starting to come in from the Feb. 28 consumer one-day economic blackout as more boycotts of specific retailers prepare to launch, including a 40-day fast against Target that starts ...

as most retailers saw year-over-year declines in line with recent weekly trends.” Amazon and Target did not return messages seeking comment about the Feb. 28 economic blackout or other boycotts.