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“They want a beer for every environment and that means you've got to give them a lot of choice.”

Milwaukee won't have to worry about a future without beer. The chief executive of Miller Brewing Co. via Today's TMJ4

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“The free admission and opportunity to enjoy some high-quality family time was icing on the cake.”

For the rest of this year, sitting in Shamu the killer whale's "splash zone" or talking turkey with a big yellow bird are just two activities servicemembers and their families can enjoy for free at ... via Police Technology

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However, Swartzberg warns that he has "no knowledge of any merger and acquisition negotiations or discussions between Anheuser and any other party, and [is] unconvinced a deal is in hand." Swartzberg's ire is ... via SchaeffersResearch.com Daily Market Blog

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St. Louis Business Journal - from The Business Journal of Milwaukee Anheuser-Busch rival SABMiller plc, the parent of Miller Brewing Co. via St. Louis Business Journal

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“It is a tremendous, positive thing for Anheuser-Busch and its employees to get the community involved”

More than 30 employees from the Anheuser-Busch brewery in James City County and their families joined a ceremony and inaugural cleanup Saturday at the Virginia Capital Trail. via Hampton Roads Daily Press

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Thanks to the aggressive product placement of "What Happens in Vegas," I'll always associate Budweiser with a distinct lack of laughter. via KSMG-FM San Antonio

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The twin pillars and gateway to last year's St. Louis Brewers Heritage Festival is erected. via St. Louis Post-Dispatch

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“In the long haul, you're well-positioned, whatever the economy does to you.”

Analysts say modestly priced beer can be "recession-proof." St. Louis Post-Dispatch Hammering out a note to investors late last year, Wachovia analyst Jonathan Feeney decided to dispense some philosophical ... via Reading Eagle/Reading Times

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According to the writers at All About Beer magazine , when it comes to the top 125 places to have a beer before you die, Seattle doesn't much come to mind. via Crosscut.com

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“The concept and fundamental benefits of doing a long-term deal [with the nets] will remain. But the conversation is changing.”

April 30, 2008 AdweekMedia staff report Upfront 2008: Brand and Market Planning Be it a new toothpaste or the latest remedy for once-unheard-of medical conditions , the broadcast networks could always expect an ... via Technology Marketing

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