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If AB sells out to foreign country I'll be looking for a different beer here at home US of A.
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Originally Posted by TexomaPowerboater
(Post 2580876)
AB was a german company to begin with.
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Take over... ?
I thought I heard that AB was given an offer from the company over in Europe..... and AB said they would pass on the offer. The Europe company could buy up all the AB stock and do a take over that way... maybe we should all help out and buy what AB stock we can!! Just my two cents worth.
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Anheuser-Busch Companies, Inc.
Profile Data News SEC Filings Powered by NYSE MarkeTrac | as of 12:41 ET 11 Jun 2008 Market data delayed 20 min. Symbol Last Trade 12:25 11 Jun Change Volume BUD $ 56.61 -0.54 (-0.95%) 3,414,685 Website http://www.anheuser-busch.com/ Industry* Brewers Issue Type Common Stock Country of Origin United States Listing date 18 Apr 1980 I am going to buy 4 Shares today to do my part! |
Originally Posted by Scalarrthu
(Post 2583958)
That's not true. The company was founded in St. Louis back in the mid 1800's, and then acquired by the Anheuser family shortly thereafter. Busch family married into the Anheuser family, and that's how Anheuser-Busch came to be. Would be a damn shame to see on of America's greatest companies sold off.
Saw this today http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20080625/...heuserbusch_dc Guess they are planning on rejecting the bid |
70 dollar a share offer today, AB likely to accept.
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Originally Posted by nova26
(Post 2580951)
If AB sells out to foreign country I'll be looking for a different beer here at home US of A.
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Ok the deal is done .....One big brewerie ....
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Originally Posted by 25 hors la loi
(Post 2622063)
Ok the deal is done .....One big brewerie ....
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