Home Depot shoppers call for boycott after co-founder plans to Trump 2020 support and reports reveal he ... A Home Depot representative however told MarketWatch that Marcus doesn’t speak for the ...

Home Depot shoppers have been threatening to boycott the store after its co-founder, Bernie Marcus, revealed in a recent interview that he’d be donating to President Trump’s re-election bid.

The 31-day boycott is facilitated by People's Union USA, whose founder, John Schwartz, wants to hold the “entire corrupt system accountable.” ...

Shoppers have been taking to Twitter and other social media platforms to call for the boycott following news that co-founder Bernie Marcus plans to back Trump's re-election bid.

Facing a backlash, Home Depot sought to distance itself from billionaire co-founder Bernie Marcus after he pledged to back President Trump's bid for re-election in 2020. Calls to boycott the ...

Shoppers are boycotting Home Depot after a co-founder of the home improvement store, Bernie Marcus, said he planned to donate to President Trump’s 2020 reelection campaign, Business Insider reports.

Some Twitter users are surrendering their loyalty to orange aprons and hotdogs because Home Depot’s co-founder, Bernie Marcus, said he is planning to donate money to Trump’s 2020 campaign ...

In October, Home Depot was forced to clarify that it had not donated to Republican U.S. Senate candidate Herschel Walker's campaign amid some calls for a boycott.

The organizer also discouraged in-person protests on July 4 linked to the upcoming boycott since it comes shortly after the massive "No Kings" protests that took place on June 14. "This isn’t about ...

According to the Independent, customers are voicing outrage over the move. A Blue Sky user wrote, “Well, look at that. Home Depot seems to have done away with DEI also. They say some corporate ...

A group of religious leaders is calling for a boycott of Home Depot over Georgia’s controversial voting law. The group, led by Bishop Reginald T. Jackson, who is the president of the Sixth ...

The Home Depot, which is based out of Atlanta and employs more than 400,000 associates as Georgia's largest company, has not directly addressed the state's new controversial voting law. The bill ...