I don’t work for Emerson Electric or AB-InBev, so I have an outsider’s perspective on the article about the Emerson boycott of AB-InBev that appeared in the April 16 issue of the Post Dispatch.

Dave Peacock’s response voiced concern about the…

When the employee of a struggling manufaxturing firm or retail store loses his/her job the emloyee at least knows that maybe he/she had some minute responsibility.

I can only imagine the pain that discharged Anheuser-Busch workers from all levels must feel,…

What could Slay do to influence Carlos Brito to retain a major presence of Anheuser-Busch-InBev in St. Louis, despite how St. Louis treated A-B’s suitor and the cost of doing his business here? He doesnt read the Post or watch…

A number of people, who were upset about the buy-out of Anheuser-Busch, have promised not to drink  “foreign” beer.  It would be interesting to take a survey of these “loyal Americans” to find out how many of them are driving…

There is possibly a very good way to keep AB open in St. Louis (since we possibly have the most expensive brewery to operate - being such an old operation).  It might even encourage InBev to consider putting their headquarters…

Anheuser-Busch to the citizens of St. Louis: “It’s been a Great 130 years. Screw You!” The next time I hear or see a Budweiser commercial it better not disclose the traditional ending which was “Anheuser-Busch, St. Louis MO.” If it…

Regarding Anheuser Busch, has the group save A-B just gave up?

I hope not.  It is terrible that American companies, in particular big corporations keep selling out to foreign interest groups.  What kind of American are we leaving for future generations?

It…

A recent letter about buying American was a little off.  Budweiser will still be made in America so it should still be purchased. However, the letter wriiter should apply his reasoning to other areas of his life. For instance, he…

It is rather frustrating that Anheuser-Busch was purchased, actually > taken over, by InBev. What’s more frustrating is that St. Louis public opinion seems to equate the purchase with the brewery’s demise, according to various Post-Dispatch articles and interviews. Where…

The drinking of beer is as much about relationships and trust as it is about taste. In 19th century St. Louis, backyard brewers would brew some beer and invite their family and friends over to share in the overflow of…