Last Wednesday, USAA dipped its toe into politics by pulling its advertising from FOX’s “Hannity” in protest of host Sean Hannity’s “reporting” on a straight-up conspiracy theory. In return, hundreds ...

San Antonio-based USAA, seeking to quell furor over its decision last week to pull commercials from conservative talk show host Sean Hannity’s program, is reinstating ads on the show. Bowing to public ...

San Antonio-based financial services and insurance company USAA has dumped advertising agency Campbell Ewald after one of the agency’s creative directors sent out a racist email that became public ...

Financial-services firm USAA said it will allow its ads to run again in Fox News Channel’s “Hannity” after pulling them out due to controversy surrounding the network’s popular anchor. The San Antonio ...

USAA alleges in a lawsuit that some of its members were deceived by Internet pop-up ads into signing up to receive credit reports from the website ThinkCreditReports.com, thinking USAA had endorsed ...

The financial services firm was one of 10 companies that had pulled ads from the Fox News show. By The Associated Press The USAA financial services firm says it is reinstating its advertising on Sean ...

USAA announced Tuesday that it will resume advertising on Fox News’s “Hannity,” reversing course after its decision last week to pull its ads ignited an outcry from its active and retired military ...

The contract termination comes after a controversial email sent by ad agency staffer. USAA has ended its contract with Campbell Ewald, its ad agency of record since 2008, according to a report in ...

Financial services firm USAA is adding itself to the list of companies that have pulled advertising from Sean Hannity’s Fox News Channel show. But the company, which caters to members of the U.S.

The United Services Automobile Association (USAA), a financial services company, announced Tuesday it will resume advertising on Sean Hannity’s Fox News show, The Associated Press reported. USAA was ...

USAA didn’t have to look too hard to find a new advertising agency to replace Campbell Ewald, which was dumped by the San Antonio insurance and financial company after one of the agency’s creative ...