Canada's largest travel agency, Flight Centre, told "Forbes" that it had already seen a "surge of customers" canceling vacations to the U.S.

Today's "no buy" movement is meant to pressure companies on DEI policies. Its real impact will be measured in trust, not sales.

A group billing itself as Everyone Hates Elon is stoking the flames with a guerrilla campaign in the U.K. and Germany that labels Tesla as The Swasticar.

The 13 drinks cut, including nine Frappuccino varieties, were either not popular, too complex to make or similar to other beverages.

TV host Stephen Colbert, for one, lamented news of the fast food chain's moving its HQ to Texas.

One effort shelved: "Wild to Mild" campaign juxtaposing images of lions and kittens as analogy for how immunization can help tame the flu.

"With sales crashing and the board selling, it looks like some insiders are finally waking up," according to Electrek.

A quarter of U.S. shoppers have dumped favorite stores over political stances, according to The Harris Poll.

The identity of the pilots and crew have not been reported. But that didn't stop social media users from making stuff up.

Luxury beauty is still booming, but recent sales slumps at Estee Lauder and cautious forecasts from E.L.F. suggest the industry's glow is fading.