Looks Like Advertising Does Work

Bud Light to lay off workers.

https://www.yahoo.com/finance/news/anheuser-busch-lay-off-employees-222634013.html

InBev owned AB lays off 350 Bud Light production workers while InBev owned Corona that owns Modelo sat back and watched Modelo US market share pass BudLight.

Just a multinational conglomerate seeing assets leave one brewer to another on their organizational chart.

Billionaire problems.

GRR Spartan wrote:InBev owned AB lays off 350 Bud Light production workers while InBev owned Corona that owns Modelo sat back and watched Modelo US market share pass BudLight.

Just a multinational conglomerate seeing assets leave one brewer to another on their organizational chart.

Billionaire problems.

I didn't realize that relationship.

That kind of kills Desantis' argument that inbev was derelict in it's duty to shareholders. D told his government to sue inbev or some shit over the dumb budlight protest he helped egg on. Desantis logic: cry about some random promotion by a corporation, a corporation his state invests 200+ million into, support boycot of said corporation's beverage to tank sales, sue corporation for the gall they had to be irresponsible to shareholders, oops most of that money movement likely went into other inbev products so yeah

It's clear that people are really sensitive to how companies position themselves publicly, and sometimes, even a strong ad campaign can't counteract the backlash from a misstep in branding. But there's no denying that well-targeted advertising can work.

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