Ex-Anheuser-Busch employees blast ‘incompetent’ leadership for handling of Dylan Mulvaney fiasco

21-9-2023 Business NY Post - Business 34

"There was a lot of panic and a lot of rash decision-making," one person said told the Guardian. "We didn’t hear anything from leadership for over a month, and then after a few weeks, someone high up at Anheuser-Busch released a statement that pretty much said nothing."

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