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New York Apartment Landlord Leads 'Boycott Amazon' Protest, Saying Online Giant's Departure Cost Him $1 Million

Chanting, Sign-Waving Protesters Gather Outside Amazon Store in Manhattan
Queens apartment landlord Sam Musovic leads a protest in front of the Amazon bookstore in Midtown in New York City on Feb. 15. Photo: DianaBell, CoStar
Queens apartment landlord Sam Musovic leads a protest in front of the Amazon bookstore in Midtown in New York City on Feb. 15. Photo: DianaBell, CoStar
By Diana Bell
February 15, 2019 | 10:43 P.M.

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The fallout from Amazon's decision to scrap a headquarters hub in New York City drew protests Friday from former supporters, who chanted "Boycott Amazon" in front of the online giant's first bookstore location on the busy retail strip near the corner of 34th Street and Fifth Avenue in Midtown Manhattan.

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