Next economic spending blackout aimed at Amazon After Friday's economic spending blackout, the same group of activists is planning a second boycott. The second economic blackout focuses on cutting spending with online retailer Amazon.

Starting today, grassroots organizers are encouraging a boycott of Amazon over its corporate practices. Here's how to participate and what to avoid.

A new consumer action is asking shoppers to stop buying from Amazon or any of its companies for the next week.

Days after a nationwide "economic blackout," a 40-day boycott of Target has begun — with more actions against major corporations upcoming. Here's why.

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The movement, which a group named The People’s Union USA has started, is called “The 24-Hour Economic Blackout.” The “24-Hour Economic Blackout” began at midnight on Feb. 27, and will end on Feb. 28, urging people to not make any purchases at major retailers, including Walmart, Best Buy and Target.

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