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Unilever—the company that owns Ben & Jerry's—has been struggling recently, with its share price dropping by 10 percent in May.

Outraged social media users called Ben & Jerry's message a "Bud Light moment," demanding a boycott of the company.

The beer company continues facing boycotts from some conservatives over its embrace of the LGBTQ+ community.

Thursday's congressional report comes a week after two bipartisan bills targeting a trade rule that benefits Chinese retailers like Shein were introduced.

The company is facing calls for a boycott after Pottery Barn Kids held a virtual reading for a book written by a transgender activist.

A leading marketing expert believes Target hasn't deserted its values, but risks appearing that way—and losing more customers—if it doesn't stand up for them.

Both beer brands have faced outrage over ad campaigns. But a leading brand strategist said the companies' responses "could not be more different."

Anheuser-Busch's stock price and Bud Light sales figures have been a focus for those boycotting the brand. What do sales data and the markets tell us?

"Bud Light! The liberal beer, so drink it if you're cis or if you're queer, baby," Broadway actor PJ Adzima sings in a video shared on social media.

The husband told Newsweek: "I think it's so funny. We only tweeted because we were saying of all the times to not have a window seat was on your own honeymoon."

Los Angeles Lakers star D'Angelo Russell taunted the NBA to fine him after he tried to promote his drink brand at a postgame press conference

The transgender influencer has been criticized for her promotional collaboration with Bud Light.

A video featuring a woman saying Bud Light stands for "B**** U Don't Like It? Go Home Then!" has proved a hit.

Right-wing and conservative customers criticized Bud Light's VP Alissa Heinerscheid for the company's decision to offer a sponsorship deal to Dylan Mulvaney.

The 2023 Super Bowl ads saw the return of "Zoolander," "Clueless," and other generational references.

Newsweek spoke to marketing and advertising experts to see what they think are the greatest Super Bowl commercials ever.

Balenciaga is suing the company North Six, which admits it likes "pushing boundaries," for its involvement in the controversial ad campaign.

Amber Heard fans are calling for Milani Cosmetics to apologize for claims they made during the Johnny Depp defamation trial.

"My favorite videos so far are the Toys R US videos because that store played a big role in my childhood," the video's creator said.

Kourtney Kardashian's Portofino wedding "hosted" by Dolce & Gabbana's founders follows the form set by Lady Kitty Spencer in 2021.

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Perhaps it took an invasion to shake our industry out of its apathy, but the trend of customers demanding increased engagement with ethics is here to stay.

The issue concerns the alleged use of forced labor in manufacturing the goods.

The pandemic is reshaping Consumer Behavior. Shoppers have more choices than ever — and what they want are brands that share their values

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Top brands including Calvin Klein, Ralph Lauren, Dolce & Gabbana, and Lancôme are on sale at Macy's this Black Friday.

Steak-umm is a frozen meat brand. They also have some thoughts on how you should evaluate data during the coronavirus pandemic.

Ralph Lauren, and other fashion brands like Gucci and Prada, are producing and donating face masks.

People had left a number of items at the statue in honor of the legendary legume, including a bag of Planters peanuts.