Aryzta chief executive Kevin Toland steps down
Shareholders have been agitating for an overhaul of Swiss-Irish baked goods firm
AB InBev takes charge for Africa as it eyes June recovery
Sharp slide in earnings in second quarter but company ‘encouraged’ by global sales recovery
Budweiser owner raises $5bn by listing Asian unit
Anheuser-Busch InBev listed in Hong Kong two months after scrapping original sale
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Company is selling shares in Budweiser Brewing Company APAC Ltd
Brewer AB InBev eyes minority listing of Asian business
Company plans to create a leading regional consumer goods company
Beer brawl moves from TV to the courtroom as Bud rival sues
Anheuser-Busch sued by MillerCoors over ads highlighting use of corn syrup in beer
Heineken buys into China’s biggest beer company
Dutch brewer’s €2.7bn investment marks challenge to AB InBev in world’s biggest market
FDI into State fell into negative territory at end-2017
OECD data shows ‘disinvestment’ of $21bn in final three months of year
Bulmers-maker C&C announces new chief financial officer
Jonathan Solesbury’s appointment will be effective immediately
Carlsberg first-half profit beats analyst estimates
The beer maker cut costs and reduced debt to maintain full year guidance
C&C Group appoints interim group CFO
Former SABMiller director Jonathan Solesbury will take on the role for 12 months
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Bud gets wiser: ‘king of beers’ fights back against craft brewing
Anheuser-Busch InBev, which owns Budweiser, will devote €1.8bn to ambitious plan
Irish inward FDI drops 88.1% in 2016 on previous year
While 2015 showed a record high, there was still a 40.4% drop in inward FDI on 2014
European stocks edge higher on pleasing data from US
American consumer confidence in September rose to its highest since 2007
Anheuser-Busch to cut 5,500 jobs after SABMiller takeover
Job cuts will form part of the $1.4 billion of annual savings Anheuser-Busch is seeking
SABMiller shareholders to split ahead of vote on takeover
Court backs division into two groups before vote on £79bn bid by Budweiser brewer
Steinhoff raises its bid for Dealz owner Poundland
Offer values Poundland at £610m, an increase of £13m on the original bid
Heineken beats profit estimates with first-half results
Performance strong in Vietnam and Mexico, says world’s third-largest brewer
China approves Anheuser-Busch InBev takeover of SABMiller
Deal one step closer to 2016 target following previous green lights from EU and US
C&C sees Brexit silver lining even as sterling weakness hits profits
Company still sees opportunities for acquisitions as it reports solid start to year’s sales
Bankers brace for M&A drought as Brexit vote hammers deal flow
Concerns over how investment banks will ride out a bad year for fee earnings
SABMiller profit falls to $4.1bn after takeover
Earnings hurt by $572m charge as brewer scales back operations in Angola and south Sudan
Investors flock to Dell’s $20bn bond deal
Deal to finance EMC takeover is the year’s second-biggest corporate offering
Beer maker Anheuser-Busch InBev sees revenue increase
Producer of Budweiser points to strong sales in Mexico and US but drop in Brazil
Jitters keep European markets lower
Investors nervous as oil producers meet in Doha to discuss output freeze
Asian giants still in running for beer brands
Japan’s biggest brewer and a Thai rival compete to buy Peroni and Grolsch
SABMiller quarterly sales beat expectations
Brewer is in the process of being bought by Anheuser-Busch
AB InBev sells $46bn in bonds to finance takeover of SABMiller
Brewing company receives $110bn of orders – the most ever for a corporate bond deal
Australian figures show many multinationals paid little or no tax on earnings
Tax authorities in Australia have published records of hundreds of companies
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