The bashing of Super Bowl advertisers began last Friday. The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention complained about General Motor’s (GM) commercial being insensitive for showing a robot jumping off a bridge. Nationwide Financial Services (NFS) was criticized by the National Restaurant Association for its ad featuring Kevin Federline working as a fast-food employee. Apparently, criticism has no correlation with stock prices as GM was up 6.5% on Friday and NSF was down over 4% on Friday.
Author does not own either of the above.
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