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Author Archives: Joel Whitaker
A-B InBev’s Share Price Problems Aren’t Over, Analyst Says
Anheuser-Busch InBev is in the same league as Coca-Cola and Diageo in terms of return on capital, dominant market positioning and steady value accumulation, but its stock price stinks says Vladimir Dimitrov, a financial analyst, on Seeking Alpha. What’s up? … Continue reading
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Coors Light Signs as Founding Partner of HBCU Legacy Bowl
Not one player from a Historically Black College or University was selected for the 2021 draft. So the Black College Hall of Fame decided to do something about that. The solution: The HBCU Legacy Bowl. This first-of-its-kind all-star game will … Continue reading
Posted in Corporate Social Responsibility, Sponsorship
Tagged Coors Light, HBCU Hall of Fame Legacy Bowl
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Crown Royal Honors Troops with $50,000 Donation at CMA
Crown Royal donated $50,000 to the Bob Woodruff Foundation during the 55th Annual CMA Awards. The donation is intended to support veterans communities still affected by the pandemic and was made through the Crown Royal Generosity Fund as is part of … Continue reading
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Tagged Bob Woodruff Foundation, Crown Royal, Diageo
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New Belgium Agrees to Buy Bell’s Brewery
Terms of the agreement between New Belgium Brewing Co. and Bell’s weren’t disclosed. Jim Bell, who founded the Comstock, Mich., company in 1985, said he was retiring. “I’m so proud of what we’ve been able to accomplish together,” Bell said. … Continue reading
Posted in Acquisitions
Tagged Bell's Brewery, Kiring Brewery, Lion Nathan, New Belgium
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A Tool to Spot DUI Offenders Can Now Spot Mental Health Issues in Broader Population
A screening tool originally created to help criminal justice practitioners identify drunk drivers with psychiatric co-morbidity has been modified to serve as a screen tool that can be used in the broader, general population The “Computerized Assessment and Referral System” … Continue reading
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Tagged Responsibility.org
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California Vintners See 2021 Vintage as One of Best in Recent Years
The ongoing drought presented challenges for winegrowers, resulting in reduced yields, but vintners are reporting outstanding quality and great concentration in the fruit, Wine Institute said. California produces about 80% of the nation’s wine, making it the world’s fourth-largest wine-producing … Continue reading
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Tagged California, harvest
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