Carlsberg sees the same sales patterns in Q1 as rivals Anheuser-Busch InBev ( BUD +0.1% ) and Heineken ( HINKY .PK ) with Europe demand faltering and Asia soaring. After bets in Russia and across Western Europe flopped, beer companies …
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McDonald's ( MCD +0.6% ) and Heineken ( HINKY .PK ) catch some flak in the U.K from a doctors' group opposing the firms' high-profile sponsorships of the London Olympics …
… also holds a 50% stake in Coca-Cola FEMSA KOF, Coca-Cola's KO largest bottler, as well as a 20% stake in Heineken HINKY . FEMSA is able to use its expansive base of strategically located stores to provide convenient access to products such as tobacco …
Heineken HINKY posted solid operating results during the first quarter and reaffirmed its full-year outlook. On an organic basis, the company …
… ABInBev has waived its right of first offer. We wouldn't be surprised if other global brewers such as Asahi, Heineken HINKY , or Carlsberg CABGY participated in the auction and got outbid by Molson Coors. Privately held StarBev produces more than …
Heineken ( HINKY .PK ) could nab a sizeable stake in India's United Breweries as tycoon Vijay Mallya struggles to keep Kingfisher Airlines afloat …
Anheuser-Busch InBev ( BUD ) and Heineken ( HINKY .PK ) are both making a play to buy Dominican brewer Cerveceria Nacional Dominicana, according to sources. The deal for one of the Caribbean's most dominant beer companies could fetch as much as $1.5B. Post your comment!
… intense competition and powerful buyers. Molson Coors controls roughly 19% of the U.K. market, second only to Heineken HINKY (24%) and just ahead of Anheuser Busch (18%) and Carlsberg CABGY (14%). Segment operating margins have hovered between …
Wall Street Breakfast Editors submit: by Rachael Granby and the Market Currents team Fitch cuts Greece. Fitch downgraded Greece to C from CCC this morning, saying the Greek bond swap would be a restricted default. "It's difficult to fathom what the market cares less about now," tweets economist ...