Bud Light's sales ... continues to weigh on the rest of the beer giant's portfolio. For the week ending August 5, Michelob Ultra volumes fell by 2.9% and Busch Light declined by 7.3%.

Bud Light will buy back unsold, expired beer amid the right-wing boycott, The Wall Street Journal reported. Some conservatives are boycotting the beer after it advertised with trans influencer ...

On Thursday, the beer company said revenue in the U.S. declined by 10.5%, from April to June from a year earlier, “primarily due to the volume decline of Bud Light,” according to the second ...

Sales tumbled and Bud Light lost its status as the nation’s top-selling beer. It remained a target of online attacks for the rest of the year. The strategy to crush so-called rainbow ...

In the rest of the world, it is owned by Anheuser-Busch InBev. According to published reports, grocery, convenience store and liquor store sales of Bud Light fell 23% to $297.3 million in May ...

“And the hate doesn’t end with me, it has serious and grave consequences for the rest of our community.” When the backlash ignited in April, Bud Light first responded with a straightforward ...

“You don’t spank them for the rest of their life.” In April, Rock posted a video to social media in which he shot up a bunch of Bud Light cans in protest of the ad campaign. In ...

Donald Trump called for a cease-fire in the culture war over Bud Light’s transgender fiasco ... saying it’s time to make peace with an “incredible American company.” ...

In the wake of the backlash over a sponsored Instagram video, trans influencer Dylan Mulvaney says she's been scared to leave her house for months — and Bud Light ... for the rest of our community." ...

Anheuser-Busch will increase its marketing investment behind Bud Light by five times, she says, with outreach in markets across the rest of the year. The ads will follow the formula exemplified in ...

To try to make peace, Bud Light has offered to purchase its unsold product from wholesalers, the Journal reported. The company also plans to reinvest its marketing in football and country music ...