Boycotts hit stocks hard. Here's what might be next for Bud, Target and others caught in the anti-Pride backlash

While it’s too early to say how damaging boycott threats will be, damage has been done to the stocks of companies drawn into the latest culture war battle.

Source：https://www.cnbc.com/2023/06/03/anti-pride-backlash-what-target-anheuser-busch-and-others-should-expect-next-.html

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