Beer drinkers beware: The cost of a cold one is going up.
Anheuser-Busch InBev NV is examining a sale of its struggling Rolling Rock brand, The Wall Street Journal reported in its online edition, citing people familiar with the matter.
Budweiser brewer Anheuser-Busch InBev said Monday it will cut 1,400 U.S. jobs, about 6% of its total U.S. workforce.
Anheuser-Busch Cos. Inc. has released details of an enhanced retirement program that will be offered to certain employees as the brewer looks to cut costs.
The pending acquisition of Anheuser-Busch has left some Americans crying in their beer over the loss of iconic brands like Budweiser to Belgian-based InBev. But the $52 billion acquisition is in keeping with this quarter's surge of international companies buying U.S. players. In the second quarter, acquisitions of American-owned companies by foreign businesses tallied $130.2 billion, making it the highest total for any second quarter recorded and 29 percent higher than the 2007 period, according to research firm Dealogic.
High-alcohol brews, known in the trade as big or extreme beers, are among many craft beers that are grabbing a growing market share in the United States
Ruthless cost-cutting is what made Belgium-based InBev the world's biggest brewer
Anheuser-Busch reportedly has agreed to be acquired by Belgian brewer InBev for about $52 billion.
After weeks of public bickering, Anheuser-Busch Cos. Inc.'s board is likely to accept a sweetened buyout offer from the Belgian-based brewer InBev SA as early as this weekend, a published report said
Anheuser-Busch Companies Inc. will reformulate its alcoholic energy drinks to remove caffeine and other stimulants they contain as part of a nationwide legal settlement, it announced Thursday.
Beer drinkers beware: The cost of a cold one is going up.
Anheuser-Busch InBev NV is examining a sale of its struggling Rolling Rock brand, The Wall Street Journal reported in its online edition, citing people familiar with the matter.
Budweiser brewer Anheuser-Busch InBev said Monday it will cut 1,400 U.S. jobs, about 6% of its total U.S. workforce.
Anheuser-Busch Cos. Inc. has released details of an enhanced retirement program that will be offered to certain employees as the brewer looks to cut costs.
The pending acquisition of Anheuser-Busch has left some Americans crying in their beer over the loss of iconic brands like Budweiser to Belgian-based InBev. But the $52 billion acquisition is in keeping with this quarter's surge of international companies buying U.S. players. In the second quarter, acquisitions of American-owned companies by foreign businesses tallied $130.2 billion, making it the highest total for any second quarter recorded and 29 percent higher than the 2007 period, according to research firm Dealogic.
High-alcohol brews, known in the trade as big or extreme beers, are among many craft beers that are grabbing a growing market share in the United States
Ruthless cost-cutting is what made Belgium-based InBev the world's biggest brewer
Anheuser-Busch reportedly has agreed to be acquired by Belgian brewer InBev for about $52 billion.
After weeks of public bickering, Anheuser-Busch Cos. Inc.'s board is likely to accept a sweetened buyout offer from the Belgian-based brewer InBev SA as early as this weekend, a published report said
Anheuser-Busch Companies Inc. will reformulate its alcoholic energy drinks to remove caffeine and other stimulants they contain as part of a nationwide legal settlement, it announced Thursday.
Anheuser-Busch's board is unanimously rejecting a Belgian-Brazilian brewer's takeover bid, saying the $46 billion offer undervalues the Budweiser maker
Brewer InBev SA on Wednesday pressed Anheuser-Busch for an answer on its $46 billion takeover offer, saying it had already secured financing for the deal.
Brewer InBev SA on Wednesday pressed Anheuser-Busch for an answer on its $46 billion takeover offer, saying it had already secured financing for the deal
Stocks struggled higher Thursday as investors weighed seesawing oil prices, a strong May retail sales report and news that a $46 billion bid for Anheuser-Busch could go through while a Yahoo-Microsoft tie-up isn't likely.
Anheuser-Busch has entered preliminary merger talks with Mexican brewery Grupo Modelo, according to a report from the Wall Street Journal Thursday.
Stock futures rose Thursday as investors welcomed a jump in retail sales and $46 billion takeover bid for brewer Anheuser-Busch.
There's a taste for Budweiser even outside this country.
In a volatile market such as this, where can investors turn for some security and stability? I'll let George Thorogood give you the answer: One bourbon. One scotch. One beer.
Rivals are often the first to take notice of failures and the least likely to praise successes. Which is why securing a top spot on the World's Most Admired list is a distinction worth celebrating. It means a company's toughest critics - their peers - consider them the best representatives of the industry.
It's almost time for the Super Bowl, and you know what that means... lots of Anheuser-Busch ads. And while a high-profile spot might get you to purchase a few cold Buds, what about shares in the company itself?
Dear FSB: I've developed a health drink with an array of vitamins, minerals, and omegas that I'm currently selling over the Internet. I think it'll be the next big thing in nutrition - how can I introduce my product on a large scale?
Stocks remained narrowly higher in morning trade Tuesday as investors braced for the minutes from the latest Federal Reserve meeting and for the kickoff of the third-quarter earnings reporting period.
Brewer Anheuser-Busch Cos. said Thursday it still expects full-year growth in earnings per share to exceed its 7 percent to 10 percent long-term goal.
Anheuser-Busch Cos. Inc. said Wednesday that quarterly profit rose, helped by higher prices, increased productivity and strong sales of imported brands such as Tsingtao and Corona.
Boring. Poorly executed. Unmemorable.
For three years running, Anheuser-Busch, brewer of Budweiser, Michelob and other brands, garnered the top spot in the beverage industry in our ranking of America's Most Admired Companies. Among the...
Anheuser-Busch ranks no. 448 on FORTUNE's Global 500 this year, with $15.0 billion in revenues, up .7% from the previous year. The St. Louis, Missouri-based company was ranked no. 411 on the 2005 list. Its 2005 profits were $1.8 billion, down 17.9% from a year earlier.
Ever since August Busch IV went to work for the family business 21 years ago, speculation has swirled over whether he would someday lead Anheuser-Busch. To prove his readiness for the corner office...
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The commercials that aired during Super Bowl XL Sunday night, like the game itself, probably won't go down in history as being all that memorable.
Two and a half million dollars isn't pocket change...even for some of the nation's largest companies.
Beer and gasoline often mix in retailing -- but industry observers say high gas prices could break up the pair.
Love, but Verify, Those Buybacks
Who's right about Anheuser-Busch (BUD, $46): Wall Street or America's most admired investor? Analysts say the company is mired in the flat U.S. beer market and has largely missed the boat on intern...
In recent years the King of Beers has not been the king of stocks. In fact the share price of Budweiser parent Anheuser-Busch (BUD, $47) has been more or less flat since late 2000. However, in earl...
Since alcohol is a depressant, current thinking in the booze world seems to be "Add caffeine!" After all, the longer people stay awake, the more they'll drink. With Red Bull and vodka still a hit w...
With a little help from a friend, Super Bowl advertisers reclaimed the water cooler Sunday night.
To many watching the New England Patriots-Philadelphia Eagles matchup this weekend, the game's outcome will take a back seat to the Super Bowl's advertisements.
Anheuser-Busch had been the life of the party on Wall Street for the past decade, regardless of market gyrations and economic slowdowns. Heading into the beginning of 2004, the stock had gained ground every year since 1994.
Anheuser-Busch is pulling an advertisement planned for this year's Super Bowl that would have poked fun at last year's infamous "wardrobe malfunction" that exposed Janet Jackson's breast during the halftime show, according to a published report.
There's a new No. 1 in the world of beer, and it's a strange brew--part Belgian, part Brazilian, with a Mississippi CEO who has little experience in the business and a leading brand named Stella, n...
As America toasts its founding, pause to consider beer's role in the history of the Republic.
Need a safe play when interest rates are rising? Buy Bud. Need a safe play when they're falling? Bud is it again. Same thing in the middle of a bear market, or even when the bulls are back in charge.
Blame it on Janet Jackson.
Beer drinkers need not worry about the carbs, Anheuser-Busch said Thursday.
When Dereck Gurden pulls up at one of his customers' stores -- 7-Eleven, Buy N Save, or one of dozens of liquor marts and restaurants in the 800-square-mile territory he covers in California's Central Valley -- managers usually stop what they're doing and grab a notepad.
When Dereck Gurden pulls up at one of his customers' stores--7-Eleven, Buy N Save, or one of dozens of liquor marts and restaurants in the 800-square-mile territory he covers in California's Centra...
ANHEUSER-BUSCH (BUD) Price: $47.89 52-week range: $43 to $55 P/E: 19.3 Market cap: $41 billion Note: Data as of Feb. 21. Source: Thomson/Baseline.
Flip a chart of the Nasdaq upside down, and what does it look like? A stock chart of Anheuser-Busch, actually. So far this year Bud has risen on an astonishing 80% of the trading sessions in which ...
MO-mentum play
We'll grant that the University of California at Davis may not be the first response that springs to mind in answer to the question "What is the best B-school in the country?" But if you're talking...
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Sy Syms, the discount clothier, has long maintained that "an educated consumer is our best customer." But is that true throughout the consumer landscape? Marketers, who usually prefer to control co...
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At 7 a.m. the sun is rising over Missouri's Spirit of St. Louis airport, and inside a small conference room here, flying ace/beer baron August A. Busch III is hammering his fist on the table, barki...
To get a taste for the crazy ways marketers must compete for today's finicky consumer, stroll through the beer section of your local retailer. You'll see Icehouse, a successful new upscale beer fro...
Customers like companies that support good causes. So concludes a survey on corporate social responsibility conducted by Roper Starch Worldwide on behalf of Cone Communications, a marketing firm in...
Not even the recent string of brighter economic signs -- including an increase in orders for computers and other manufactured goods -- can stay the relentless blizzard of pink slips. The 46,964 ann...
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The battle of the braumeisters began last summer when Anheuser-Busch ran TV and radio ads accusing Coors of shipping beer concentrate to its Virginia brewery -- and mixing it not with Rocky Mountai...
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When Americans reach for a beer, one in four chooses a Budweiser. When Anheuser-Busch, which brews it, needed someone to skipper its flagship brand, the company reached for August Busch IV, 27. The...
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''Buy Chrysler,'' says Ann Knight, Paine Webber's auto industry analyst. She expects the carmaker's earnings to blast ahead 20% next year, to $6.25 per share. ''Sell Chrysler,'' counters Donald DeS...
IT'S EARLY EVENING at the sprawling Missouri farm of August A. Busch III, and his after-work ritual is just beginning. In the family room the 50-year-old chief executive of Anheuser-Busch Cos. abst...
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