Boycott USA: Trump’s tariff trade war sparks international movement to reject Uncle Sam
Consumers around the world are looking for ways to boycott American products in response to Donald Trump’s trade war - and they are using apps to help them do it. Politicians in badly affected countries are encouraging citizens to buy local after the US president imposed tariffs on a range of goods.
Trump threatens further tariffs as EU, Canada retaliate for those already in place
Donald Trump threatened on Wednesday to escalate a global trade war with further tariffs on European Union goods, as major U.S. trading partners said they would retaliate for trade barriers already erected by the U.
Canada's second-biggest supermarket company said a boycott of U.S. goods is quickly taking hold in reaction to President Donald Trump's tariffs and his threats of "economic force" to make the country ...
With declining consumer interest in Tesla vehicles sending CEO and Trump administration ally Elon Musk into an apparent panic ...
Pearl Whamond, a 55-year-old Canadian mom, said she's boycotting US brands and avoiding US travel over Trump's treatment of ...
A London man's grassroots campaign is looking to make a big patriotic splash, tapping into the growing discontent of ...
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It’s a triple whammy for the retailer as it emerges from a brutal year plagued by low spending and prepares for possible cost ...
A recent survey by Verian on behalf of public broadcaster, SVT, showed 29% of Swedes have refrained from buying US goods in ...
“It is, of course, very difficult to boycott US products consistently, quickly and long-term, but if you want to do ...
As stock markets fall sharply in the US, Tesla shares fell by over 15 per cent and sales are down over 50 per cent in Europe with many now actively boycotting the brand. Chris Blackhurst looks at how ...
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