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‘They’ve lost my trust’: consumers shun companies as bosses kowtow to Trump
- Consumers like Lauren Bedson are boycotting companies like Amazon due to their relationship with Trump and changing values.
- Many Americans are shifting their shopping habits due to the political stances of businesses, with social media playing a role in organizing boycotts.
- Some are resisting Trump and corporate capitalism by boycotting companies like Walmart, Target, and Amazon.
- Individuals are taking actions like canceling Prime memberships, deleting social media accounts, and prioritizing local businesses.
- The shift away from big corporations has revealed a reliance on them, with 75% of American consumers having Amazon Prime memberships.
- The shift is leading some consumers to reassess their needs, spend less, and opt out of the economy amidst changing corporate stances.
- Boycotts during Biden's presidency also occurred, but the current backlash against companies is prompting consumers to think critically about their choices.
- Consumers are becoming increasingly conscious of the values companies uphold over just products, showcasing a shift in consumer behavior.
- Optimism exists that these shifts in consumer behavior will impact companies as consumers prioritize values over convenience and products.
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