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CNNMoney: Brace yourself: Beer prices are going up

Beer drinkers beware: The cost of a cold one is going up.

CNNMoney: Anheuser mulls Rolling Rock sale - report

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.

CNNMoney: Anheuser-Busch cuts 1,400 jobs

Budweiser brewer Anheuser-Busch InBev said Monday it will cut 1,400 U.S. jobs, about 6% of its total U.S. workforce.

CNNMoney: Anheuser-Busch ups early retirement plan

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.

Fortune: Meet the new King of Beers

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.

Time.com: Beers With More Alcohol Catch On

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

Time.com: Bud Brewer Braced for Change

Ruthless cost-cutting is what made Belgium-based InBev the world's biggest brewer

CNNMoney: Anheuser-Busch in $52 billion buyout

Anheuser-Busch reportedly has agreed to be acquired by Belgian brewer InBev for about $52 billion.

Time.com: Reports: InBev, Anheuser Talking

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 will stop alcoholic 'energy' drinks

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.

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