nytimes.com— Anheuser-Busch Cos Inc (NYSE:BUD) has agreed to be acquired by rival InBev NV for $49.91 billion in a deal that will create the world's largest brewer.
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Just because it's big doesn't mean it's healthy. By your logic GM and Ford should have stock prices near Google's. Why don't you check some quarterly reports before you start talking to me about facts...
US owned as in the sense that it's an American Publicly traded company, obviously just about any publicly traded company in America is partially owned by foreign investors. InBev last time i looked was not traded on the NYSE. I know America can't own a company just saying it was an American based company, now it's just a branch of a Belgian one.
potisreallygoodJul 14, 2008
Please explain how it could get any worse.
drowningfishJul 14, 2008
mmmm... Globalization on Tap.
Closed AccountJul 14, 2008
Just because it's big doesn't mean it's healthy. By your logic GM and Ford should have stock prices near Google's. Why don't you check some quarterly reports before you start talking to me about facts...
earnjamJul 14, 2008
You do realize my last name is Earnhardt and I've been following NASCAR for 20 years...
szandorJul 16, 2008
Guess my sarcasm didn't come across.
cyberfreak01Jul 17, 2008
US owned as in the sense that it's an American Publicly traded company, obviously just about any publicly traded company in America is partially owned by foreign investors. InBev last time i looked was not traded on the NYSE. I know America can't own a company just saying it was an American based company, now it's just a branch of a Belgian one.
rancemoJul 25, 2008
Real beer isn't made with wheat either.Water, barley and hops -- that's all you need for a good beer.