A weeklong Amazon boycott began last week and ends on Friday. Here's why people boycotted and a list of companies facing future boycotts in 2025.

It’s the latest in a string of organized digital attacks as AI bots are increasingly passed off as user profiles.

Are Amazon sales down due to past boycotts? USA TODAY spoke to business analysts on the effects of a previous Amazon boycott. Analysts found that, while social campaigns did draw attention to the ...

The disconnect between social media outrage and actual shopping behavior reveals uncomfortable truths about consumer activism ...

A second boycott against Amazon and its affiliated businesses will be held from May 6 through May 12 as some shoppers protest what they call corporate greed, companies that have rolled back their ...

The Amazon boycott is planned for Tuesday, May 6 through Monday, May 12. Consumers are urged not to shop or use any Amazon-owned or operated services of platforms, ...

The Amazon boycott began Tuesday, May 6 and will continue through Monday, May 12. Mother's Day is on Sunday, May 11. Why are people boycotting Amazon?

A week-long Amazon boycott was expected to start on Friday, March 7, and continue through Friday, March 14. The boycott, organized by the same activists who planned the 24-hour economic spending ...

A second economic blackout aimed at blocking purchases from Amazon from March 7 through March 14 has also been announced by the same group. In an interview with USA TODAY, John Schwarz, who is the ...

Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos walks onstage for the launch of the Fire Phone last year in Seattle. ... Take the boycott of California grapes in the 1960s over mistreatment of farmworkers.

With the end of the union election weeks away, a call to boycott all Amazon services from March 7 to 13 gained attention on social media. Memes and virtual flyers promoting “One Week No Prime ...