Budweiser....is gone...lol

[d13r]

Anheuser Agrees to InBev Deal
By David Kesmodel, Dennis K. Berman and Dana Cimilluca
Word Count: 585 | Companies Featured in This Article: Anheuser-Busch, SABMiller
Anheuser-Busch Cos. agreed to be acquired Sunday by InBev NV for about $52 billion, creating the world's largest beer maker and placing an iconic American company in the hands of a Belgian-Brazilian giant.

The $70-a-share deal marks an abrupt end to what many expected to be a prolonged takeover drama. For weeks, Anheuser showed stiff resistance to a sale. But last week, InBev, based in Leuven, Belgium, drew its St. Louis rival into friendly discussions by increasing its offer by $5 a share.

The companies plan to call the new brewer Anheuser-Busch InBev. Anheuser would have two seats on the ...

 

[huntindude]

Is there anything American owned anymore? drink Coors it's better anyway.

 

[d13r]

I think coors was bought a couple yaers ago by a foreign company...wasn't it?

JB

 

[d13r]

LAST EDITED ON Jul-13-08 AT 08:59PM (MST)[p]is canada a foreign country????lol

JB

 

[kilowatt]

Paul Crawford is going to have a stroke now. Hope he bought more stock in A-B.

Brian

 

[huntindude]

Crap you're right, it's Molsen Coors now. oh well, Kokanee is my favorite and it's brewed in BC.

I don't have anything against Canucks, if we're going to be liquidated it might as well be to them.