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InBev looking for a cold Bud?
The Wall Street Journal on May 28 reported talk of an unsolicited offer for St. Louis’ Anheuser-Busch Cos. by Belgian brewer InBev NV.
Anheuser-Busch agrees to $50 billion acquisition by InBev
...Anheuser-Busch agrees to $50 billion acquisition by InBev WashingtonPost.com 07/14/2008 http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/artic More News:...
"King of Beers" rules the rollout race
...Beers" rules the rollout race 01/28/2005 New debutante on the block: Budweiser Select. Hot on the heels of its Jan. 27 nationwide release of B(E) --...
Sri Lankan brewery ditches beer for watercnn.com
...Sri Lankan brewery ditches beer for water cnn.com 01/05/2005 http://www.cnn.com/2004/WORLD/asiapcf/12/30/quake. More News: 11/20/2009 Donnie Smith Promoted to...
New CEOs for Kellogg, Wrigley, Anheuser-Busch
Three new CEOs were named to leading food and beverage firms in October.
Labatt's beer chills out with help from DuPont
Labatt Blue recently launched the Labatt Blue Cold One, an innovative can that, once chilled, keeps beer colder longer. The cans are wrapped with a thin, insulating...
Kraft to cut another 8,000 jobs, close 20 more plants
On Jan. 30, Kraft said sluggish sales and rising commodity costs would force it to cut another 8,000 jobs "at all levels of the organization" and close 20 more...
Sara Lee to cut 100 jobs at St. Joseph plant
Sara Lee Foods has announced that about 100 jobs will be eliminated from its St. Joseph, Mo. plant next year when a production line is moved to another plant in New...
Heinz to cut 2,700 jobs, close 15 plants
Heinz said it will cut 2,700 jobs, or 8% of its work force, and close 15 plants in 2007, with a possible five additional facilities shuttered in 2008.
Beer is losing its fizz among the drinking set
Though beer is still the most-quaffed alcoholic beverage in the country by far, it is slowly losing its grip around the marketplace edges. From 1998 through last...
