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Nike On the same day it was announced Lance Armstrong was stepping down as chairman of the Livestrong Foundation, Nike announced it would no longer be sponsoring him. The brand stated that Armstrong "misled Nike for more than a decade." (AP Photo)
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Anheuser-Busch's... Armstrong promoted Michelob ULTRA, a product under the Anheuser-Busch umbrella. The beer company said it will not renew Armstrong's contract at the end of 2012. (PR Newswire)
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Trek Bicycles Wisconsin based Trek-Bicycle Corp. severed its contract with Armstrong, who raced all of his Tours with this brand. (AFP/Getty Images)
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FRS FRS has been associated with the Livestrong Foundation since 2007. Armstrong was an investor and member of the FRS board of directors; he resigned from the board of directors. (FRS)
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RadioShack RadioShack said in a statement that it has "no current obligations with Lance Armstrong," but that it is proud to have contributed more than $16 million for the fight against cancer. (Getty Images Europe)
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Easton-Bell Giro... Giro created a $15,000 helmet for Armstrong's 2010 Tour race, and launched a full line of Armstrong-branded helmets. (AFP)
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Honey Stinger Honey Stinger, a honey-based nutrition goods company, said it will remove Armstrong's image from all of its product packaging. (Honey Stinger)
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24-Hour Fitness Armstrong's name was stripped from the six 24 Hour Fitness Sport gyms—four of which are in Austin, Texas—that are co-branded with his name. (Austin American-Statesman)
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