Widespread anger over the Trump administration’s push for U.S. ownership of Greenland is prompting shoppers in Denmark to ...

American sentiment grows across Europe, one retailer is giving shoppers a way to avoid products made in the US.

From black stars on European goods to apps showing what’s Canadian, consumers can respond to tariffs with their wallets.

In Denmark, a growing number of consumers are deciding not to buy American ... which owns 900 stores, says the boycott is felt on some goods more than others. NIELSEN: It's most obviously here ...

Is Trump's obsession with Greenland going to cost him way too much? A large of people in Denmark are boycotting American ...

TV 2 has launched a survey to explore Danish attitudes toward the boycott of American goods.Conducted with polling institute ...

Calls for a boycott of American goods and the United States itself have circulated on social media following President Donald ...

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

Across Europe, consumers are reacting to Trump tariffs and to the derogatory comments US officials have made about the bloc.

Consumers are responding to Trump's tariffs by boycotting US products, but it's complex given how embedded US business are in global retail ...

Facebook groups urging the boycott of US goods have sprung up and amassed thousands of followers. Read more at ...

MURRAY: Now Denmark and the rest of Europe are bracing for sweeping U.S. tariffs to take effect and European retaliation measures, which will make U.S. goods more expensive and, for those joining in ...