Target and Walmart saw foot traffic fall up to 9% amid shopper boycotts over DEI rollbacks Website and app traffic also dipped as protests and “economic blackouts” took hold Costco, which maintained ...
The February 28 boycott was part of a growing trend of consumer activism targeting corporations for decisions on issues such as diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) policies. Organizers hoped to ...
The latest foot traffic data from Placer.ai suggests that recent shopper boycotts of Target and Walmart may be having an impact. Target’s foot traffic fell 9% year over year in February and dropped ...
Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I cover the intersection of leadership, culture & equity in business. NOVATO, CALIFORNIA - JUNE 05: A customer walks by a display ...
The holiday sales bump didn’t last long for Target and Walmart. Both retailers saw foot traffic fall over 5% in February and decline again in March, according to a report by Placer.ai. The declines ...
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