They for sure aren't operating in good faith, but it's not entirely wrong. Orgs in the cities had a lot of discussions with business and convinced them to close down for the day. Not just the staff, management too. They wanted employees to feel more comfortable not working without fear of retaliation, and wanted to make sure others understood that asking them to shut down wasn't meant to harm them directly by taking away their only income. Since this does affect many immigrant workers/business owners also.

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Capitalwashing the benevolent actions of labor once more

Can't wait for this movement to become corporate sponsored and coopted just like the George Floyd protests

I can already hear the libs reheating their old arguments to use again. "Corporations are powerful, isn't it better if they're on our side instead of on their side?" and "We are finally making gains, why are you attacking our 'allies' like JP Morgan Chase and Wells Fargo?"