If you've been on social media the past few days, you've likely seen a barrage of Instagram infographics urging you to keep ...

Social media users are calling for a boycott. Economics and business professors weigh in on the movement's efficacy.

A Feb. 28 grassroots campaign is calling for a no-shopping boycott on all major retailers. Here's why (and if it will actually work).

There needs to be clear demands outlined ... to participate in the Feb. 28 economic blackout, with 65% planning to avoid spending any money at all. The top sellers those surveyed said they ...

Long Island experts expressed skepticism at how effective a one-day boycott might be at bringing about policy change, especially without a clear ... blackout is meant to be protesting ...

The February 28 economic blackout called on consumers to avoid all unnecessary purchases ... the economic blackout was "about solidarity and sending a clear message: we have the power." ...

As the group’s website says, the economic blackout is "about solidarity and sending a clear message ... the billionaire tax breaks, all while we struggle to just to get by." ...

With the blackout ... boycott — for all its social media buzz — could lose momentum. “If activists want real change, they need to focus on particular targets and have clear concessions ...

The movement is a 24-hour economic blackout in which consumers are not supposed to buy from corporations, avoid all nonessential ... “The marching orders are very clear.

NEW YORK (AP) — An “economic blackout” promoted on social media was underway Friday but with no clear indication of ... Donald Trump's moves to abolish all federal DEI programs and policies.