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Bianca Birau / 500px/Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- Salespeople promoting Bud Light for a Florida–based distributor have grown accustomed to car horns, middle fingers and jokes amid a weekslong boycott, but say they have struggled to ignore thousands of dollars in lost commission pay, two sales supervisors at the distributor told ABC News. A typical salesperson at the distributor made roughly $2,000 less in May than he or she would have over each of the previous two years, suffering primarily from ...

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Bud Light has announced that it intends to donate money to a cause supporting LGBTQ business owners—a decision coming at a time when the company’s sales are getting hammered from customers opposing a transgender agenda.

FRERICKS: As an executive at Anheuser-Busch for more than a decade, I witnessed how the calculus of running a major corporation has been hijacked.

Bud Light and its parent company Anheuser-Busch are sponsoring at least three different upcoming Pride events despite backlash over the partnership with Dylan Mulvaney, a social media influencer [...]

Bud Light truck drivers say they’ve been called "gay beer salesmen" and given the middle finger over backlash to Dylan Mulvaney's post.

Distributors told ABC News that they have been put in an untenable position by Bud Light's St. Louis-based parent company, Anheuser-Busch.

Truckers who distribute Bud Light across America have faced abuse including homophobic slurs following the backlash to the beers Dylan Mulvaney partnership.