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Publishers Clearing House Refunding $18.5 Million In Misleading Business Practices Suit Settlement—One Of A Few The Sweepstakes Company Has FacedThe sweepstakes company will be required to place clear disclosures on its website following an $18.5 million settlement.
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Bud Light slammed for sponsoring Toronto Pride—'They deserve to go broke'The backlash against Bud Light continues after the Dylan Mulvaney saga as the beer brand sponsors the LGBTQ+ event Pride in Toronto, Canada.
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Bud Light sponsors Toronto Pride parade attended by naked men, childrenThe 2023 Toronto Pride parade, sponsored in part by Bud Light, included naked attendees who rode bikes and bathed in a fountain near groups of children.
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