Victoria's Secret, Jeep and Tesla face strong boycott in France as anti-Trump sentiment grows

A boycott of the US is taking place in Europe, as anti-American sentiment grows, as President Donald Trump's policies generate unrest, which is marking the beginning of a change in consumer behavior, especially in the attitude towards American products. Trump's threats to impose punitive tariffs on Europe, confiscate territories, and withdraw military support in the region—including his management of the war in Ukraine—have irritated European co…

Trump's policies are fueling boycotts of American goods in Europe (NYSEARCA:PBJ)

European consumers boycott American brands amid declining U.S. sentiment during Trump's term. Learn the impact on companies & markets.

The US's rejection is intensifying in Europe. In the face of Trump's policies, more and more consumers are boycotting American products. Tesla and multinationals are making a difference.

#BoycottUSA? France’s push against America’s Tesla, McDonald’s, Starbucks gains momentum

PARIS, March 30 — French consumers are divided over a growing call to boycott American products in response to President Donald Trump's trade policies and rhetoric against Europe. But despite a recent poll showing over 60 per cent of French citizens support the boycott, popular US brands such as McDonald's and KFC continued to see strong business in Paris. “We are starting to see a sanctioning of the US and its policies in people’s attitudes, bu…

Victoria's Secret shoppers in Missouri could be paid as part of class action lawsuit

MISSOURI -- Missourians who purchased products from Victoria's Secret online could be paid as part of a class action lawsuit against the lingerie retailer. Victoria's Secret agreed to a class action lawsuit settlement to resolve claims that it charged Missouri customers too much sales tax on out-of-state online purchases. Reportedly, Victoria's Secret charged some Missouri customers more state tax than they should have, as those items were shipp…

Poll shows French fed up with U.S., 6 of 10 back boycott of American goods

American brands like Coca-Cola, McDonald's and Tesla are becoming symbols of political resistance in France.