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Grooveshark claims it had a $325,000 deal with HP to host an online advertising campaign for HP Beats, but that HP backed out of the deal after UMG allegedly contacted HP officers and threatened to terminate its business relationships with HP unless it pulled its advertising from the Grooveshark website.

NerdWallet said in a statement to NBC News that it "pulled its advertising and will be reevaluating any ongoing advertising on this program".

I feel that Lowe's was misguided when it pulled its advertising from "All-American Muslim". I believe that the overwhelming majority of Muslims in the United States strive to be good Americans and wish to fully participate in our democratic society.

Mr. Arnault said the request was not for tax purposes, but the left-leaning newspaper Libération featured a front-page headline that read, in polite translation, "Beat it, rich jerk!" (LVMH promptly pulled its advertising from the newspaper and Mr. Arnault filed a lawsuit charging the paper with public insult).

Allstate Insurance quietly pulled its advertising on the Fox News show, theWrap reported Monday, making it the 20th advertiser to drop its commercials from the program.

"I did a piece about it on 'The Daily Show' because Lowe's pulled its advertising".

On Friday, Lowe's confirmed that it's choice to pull its advertising was a result of pressure from the FFA.

A 43-year-old House Republican who represented the well-to-do Kansas City suburbs, Mr. Yoder had to read about how the National Republican Congressional Committee was pulling its advertising from his district because it did not think he could win.

Lowe's acted correctly in pulling its advertising from "All-American Muslim". It's Lowe's money to spend, and the company is absolutely free to do so in accordance with its own corporate conscience and its own corporate goals.

P&G famously caved in to a gay boycott in 2000 when it became one of the first major companies to pull its advertising from CBS and Laura Schlessinger's  doomed TV talk show after she'd outraged the gay community on her radio program, calling gays "biological error".

General Motors' decision to pull its advertising from Facebook, which was announced yesterday, is hardly encouraging.