Target and Tesla, among others, have been on the receiving end of economic boycotts. At the heart of their rebuilding process ...

Target reported 4Q24 sales declined 3% and warned that February sales were "soft." In February the first of several calls to ...

A California jury has ordered Starbucks to pay $50 million to a man who suffered severe burns to his genitals after a hot tea spilled on his lap. Michael Garcia, a delivery driver, sustained life ...

Following an "economic blackout" in February, organizers are encouraging the public to join in boycotting Target. Atlanta Pastor Dr. Jamal Bryant, the leading figure behind the "Target Fast," and ...

Ashley Parks is an Associate Editor at Newsweek based in North Carolina. Her focus is on personal finance, particularly covering debt, banking and Gen Z money. Ashley joined Newsweek in 2024 after ...

In todays edition of "Every Day Is A Fresh New Hell," Donald Trump posted on Truth Social in defense of supporter and unelected bureaucrat Elon Musk. A Truth Social post wherein Donald Trump ...

Donald Trump continued by saying he would buy himself a Tesla, despite Presidents being disallowed from driving themselves for the rest of their lives, and Trump not really having regularly driven ...

The stock, which props up Elon Musk’s tremendous wealth, plunged thanks to a number of factors, including the market’s bad day and massive outages at X, but as well as an underlying concern.

Some social media users are threatening to boycott Amazon for adding President Donald Trump’s The Apprentice reality show to its streaming service. This is the second boycott consumers have ...

John Schwarz, who organized the week-long boycott, says he hasn't spent any money with the behemoth since the protest began. Freelance writer Amanda C. Kooser covers gadgets and tech news with a ...

Elon Musk — the world’s richest man, who for the past two months has been dismantling or threatening to dismantle government services that help the less fortunate — is having a bad week, and ...

A 40-day boycott of Target led by Black church leaders began on March 5, or Ash Wednesday. The boycott during Lent is meant to protest companies that have rolled back programs promoting diversity.