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It’s true, Pabst Brewing Co. is for sale. Who would buy Pabst’s brands? We take a look. Plus ABIV’s speech highlights.

Even without my disguise, I was able to fly across the continent to bring you the highlights of the Miller meetings with distributors.

The beer industry has been in the doldrums. Is there any reason to celebrate? There is. Here’s why.

Coors to streamline its Memphis operation with layoffs, inviting workers to take a severence. Plus, is Pabst for sale, and Barton reaffirms Corona price increase.

Kroger’s labor troubles spread as other grocers across the country also struggle against an extended strike.

Goldman Sachs beverage analyst Marc Cohens releases a summary of a significant consumer survey hinting at what carbs, price, and brand choice means to the future of beer purchasing decision.

The beer will continued to be brewed by Miller at their Eden, NC brewery. It’s not exactly the west coast, but it’s something. Here are the details.

Advertising vs. Marketing, that’s the question. Advertising sells the product, marketing sells the benefit to the consumer. While Nike and Coke stick to advertising, Miller seems to be taking a look at marketing. Here’s why.

The brewer from Boston releases 3rd quarter results, and the prognosis is mixed. Here are the highlights of the numbers and the conference call.

Company press release of financial results.

Beer Business Daily sat down with Heineken USA’s Frans van der Minne, the company’s outspoken leader, to talk about the issues facing HUSA in particular and the beer industry in general. Here is a excerpt of our conversation.

More on Femsa and A-B’s union negotiations.

Coors had good news and not-great news regarding their Q3 results. Here are the highlights

Actual press release of Coors’ earnings for Q3

The Red ‘n Whites posted another record quarter, with Mich Ultra still on fire. But the most important figures show that the beer industry is improving in both volume and pricing.