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The Fall of a Dynasty at Anheuser-Busch

Julie MacIntosh examines how an American family’s beer dynasty fell victim to a foreign takeover.

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Drug Chain's Beer Bar Serves a Neighborhood

Newly-opened Duane Reade in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, begins offering beer as one way of wooing young locals who had opposed chain’s move to neighborhood; photos

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Foster's Says It Rejected $2.5 Billion Bid for Wine Unit

The Australian group said a private equity firm had made an unsolicited bid for the wine business, which Foster’s plans to spin off from its beer operations.

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A Duane Reade in Brooklyn With a Beer Bar

Adding the beer station was a way for the drug chain to soothe concerns that it would run a local pharmacy out of business.

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In Greece, a Brewer’s Dream Runs Into Frustration

As one microbrewer sees it, outdated government rules have helped make many Greek companies uncompetitive.

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Witch’s Wit Ale to Change Label After Complaints

The maker of Witch’s Wit ale has promised to change the bottle’s label after receiving complaints that its picture was offensive.

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SABMiller's Australian Adventure

SABMiller’s effort to acquire of the Australian beer giant Foster’s values the company at about $10 billion. DealBook’s Jeffrey Cane and Adrienne Carter discuss the rationale behind the proposed deal and the continuing consolidation in the beer market.

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