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by Julie MacIntosh


  on A-B board

  at A-B Cancun, Mexico conference (2007)

  on The Fourth

  InBev/A-B merger

  InBev/A-B takeover threat

  on staggered board

  Forese, James A.

  Forster, Julie

  Fortis

  Four Seasons restaurant (New York City)

  Fourth, The. See Busch, August A. IV “The Fourth”

  Fowler, Wren

  France

  Frank, Joele

  Freddie Mac

  Frederick, Michele

  Frederick the Great

  Frito-Lay

  “Frogs” advertising campaign

  Fuld, Richard

  Garantia

  Garza, Antonio “Tony” Jr.

  Garza, María Asunción “Mariasun,”

  Gates, Bill

  General American Life Insurance

  General Electric

  General Foods

  General Motors

  Gephardt, Dick

  Gephardt Group

  Gerstner, Louis, Jr.

  Gillette

  Gillette, Susan

  Ginnaire Rental

  Girls Incorporated

  Glaxo Holdings

  Golden, Robert

  Goldman Sachs:

  at A-B Cancun, Mexico conference (2007)

  Bevcon sale

  InBev/A-B merger

  InBev/A-B merger discussions

  InBev/A-B takeover threat

  Modelo/A-B merger discussions

  Golub, Steven

  Grant’s Farm

  Great Depression

  Greenberg, Tom

  Greening, John

  Greenspan, Alan

  Gross, Peter:

  at A-B Cancun, Mexico conference (2007)

  InBev/A-B merger

  InBev/A-B merger discussions

  InBev/A-B takeover threat

  Modelo/A-B merger discussions

  Grupo Damm

  Grupo Empresarial Bavaria

  Grupo Modelo

  A-B pulls back from merger discussions

  A-B stake in

  acquisition threat by A-B

  controlling families

  culture clashes with A-B

  described

  InBev/A-B merger

  J.P. Morgan and

  market share

  merger discussions with A-B

  merger discussions with InBev

  response to InBev/A-B takeover threat to A-B

  threatens lawsuit in InBev/A-B merger discussions

  Guidant

  Guinness

  Gussie. See Busch, August Anheuser Busch Jr. “Gussie/Junior”

  Hanley Worldwide

  Hansen Natural Corp.

  Harbin Brewery

  Harcourt Brace Jovanovich

  Harley-Davidson

  Heineken

  Hensley and Co.

  Herbert, Dave

  Herlihy, Ed

  Hill, Rick

  Hirschfeld, Al

  Hoegaarden

  Home Depot

  Hope, Bob

  Hotel Amigo (Brussels)

  House of Windsor

  Hull, Brett

  Hurricane Katrina

  Iacocca, Lee

  IBM

  Icahn, Carl

  IKON Office Solutions

  Immelt, Jeff

  InBev

  AmBev-Interbrew merger

  consolidation plays

  corporate culture

  described

  early years

  merger discussions with A-B

  merger discussions with SABMiller

  merger with A-B

  North American headquarters

  office space in New York City

  origins of company

  partnership with A-B

  renamed Anheuser-Busch InBev

  response to MillerCoors

  takeover threat to A-B (see InBev/A-B takeover threat)

  wealth of key shareholders

  InBev/A-B takeover threat:

  A-B board response to

  A-B cost-cutting program

  A-B decision to fight

  A-B merger discussions with Modelo

  A-B request for higher price

  announcement of proposal

  attempt to eject A-B board

  “bear hug” strategy

  board meeting in China

  early analysis of

  financing issues

  Grupo Modelo response to

  inside knowledge of Anheuser-Busch

  lawsuit to overturn A-B board of directors

  loose merger plan with A-B

  merger discussions with A-B

  merger discussions with Grupo Modelo

  Modelo acquisition threat by A-B

  offer of higher price

  opposition in the U.S.

  rejection by A-B board of directors

  rumors of

  timing of

  visit to Washington, D.C.

  youthful history of The Fourth and

  Ingrassia, Timothy:

  at A-B Cancun, Mexico conference (2007)

  InBev/A-B merger

  InBev/A-B merger discussions

  InBev/A-B takeover threat

  Modelo/A-B merger discussions

  Interbrew, merger with AmBev

  Ireland

  Italy

  Jackson, Jesse

  Jackson, Jonathan

  Jackson, Yusef

  Jacob, John

  Japan

  Jewish dentist defense

  Johnnie Walker

  Johnson, Lyndon

  Jones, James R.:

  on A-B board

  on The Fourth

  InBev/A-B merger

  InBev/A-B takeover threat

  on staggered board

  on succession plans

  on The Third

  Joseph Schlitz Brewing Company

  J.P. Morgan Chase

  J.P. Morgan & Co.

  at A-B Cancun, Mexico conference (2007)

  InBev/A-B merger

  InBev/A-B merger discussions

  InBev/A-B takeover threat

  Junior. See Busch, August Anheuser Busch Jr. “Gussie/Junior”

  Kalvaria, Leon:

  at A-B Cancun, Mexico conference (2007)

  A-B vulnerability to takeover

  InBev/A-B takeover rumors

  InBev/A-B takeover threat

  Katz, Francine

  Kekst and Company:

  InBev/A-B merger

  InBev/A-B takeover threat

  preparation for takeover threat

  Khermouch, Gerry

  Kindler, Robert:

  InBev/A-B takeover threat

  Modelo/A-B merger discussions

  Kirin

  Kissinger, Henry

  “Know When to Say When” moderation campaign

  Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co.

  Kopcha, Steve

  Kraemer, Gerhardt

  Kraft

  Krey Distributing

  Kronenbourg

  Labatt

  Laboy, Carlos

  Lachky, Robert:

  advertising and

  on executive dining room

  InBev/A-B merger

  InBev/A-B takeover threat

  InBev takeover rumors

  on The Third

  Lake of the Ozarks

  Lake of the Ozarks compound

  Lama, Tony

  Lampert, Eddie

  Lazard:

  InBev/A-B merger

  InBev/A-B merger discussions

  InBev/A-B takeover threat

  League tables

  Lehman Brothers

  Lemann, Jorge Paulo:

  A-B vulnerability to takeover

  at Brahma

  founding of InBev

  on Gillette board

  InBev/A-B merger

  InBev/A-B takeover threat

  wealth of

  Lill
y, John

  Linville, Sage

  Lipin, Steven

  Lipton, Martin

  Lockhart, Joe

  Lodge, John

  Long, Dennis

  Long, Tom

  Lott, Trent

  Loucks, Vernon R., Jr.

  Louie the Lizard campaign

  Mackay, Graham

  Magus Corporation

  Major League Baseball

  Mandela, Nelson

  Manning, Peyton

  Mariasun. See Aramburuzabala Larregui de Garza, María Asunción “Mariasun”

  Mario, Ernest

  Mars

  Martinez, Vilma S.

  Martino, Joseph

  Masters Golf Tournament

  Maxwell House

  McCain, Cindy

  McCain, John

  McCaskill, Claire

  McCurry, Michael

  McDonald’s

  McKinnell, Henry “Hank,”

  Melzer, William

  Mercado, David:

  InBev/A-B takeover threat

  Modelo/A-B merger discussions

  Mercury Public Affairs

  Merrill Lynch

  MetLife

  Mexican American Legal Defense and Education Fund

  Meyer, Richard

  Michelob

  Microsoft

  Miller beer

  Miller Lite

  Miller Brewing Company

  beer wars with A-B

  MillerCoors

  Miller Lite

  Modelo. See Grupo Modelo

  Moelis, Kenneth

  MolsonCoors

  Morgan Stanley

  Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD)

  Motorola

  Muhleman, Douglas

  Murdoch, Rupert

  Murphy, John

  Nabisco

  NASCAR

  National Beer Wholesalers Association (NBWA)

  National Football League

  National Urban League

  Natural Light

  NCAA

  Newman, Paul

  News Corp.

  New York Stock Exchange

  Nixon, Richard M.

  North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)

  Northwest Airlines

  Obama, Barack

  O’Brien, Conan

  O’Doul’s

  Orloff, Michael

  Pacífico

  Pac-Man defense

  Paris Review

  Payne, William Porter “Billy,”

  Peacock, David:

  InBev/A-B merger

  InBev/A-B merger discussions

  InBev/A-B takeover threat

  Peltz, Nelson

  PepsiCo

  Pfizer

  Pharmacia

  Philip Morris

  Pierre Hotel (New York City)

  Pillsbury

  “Pitch In” litter pickup campaign

  Plimpton, George

  Poison pill defense

  Ponturo, Anthony

  Prindiville, Gary

  Procter & Gamble

  Prohibition

  Project Montague

  Protectionism

  Public relations:

  A-B response to InBev/A-B takeover threat

  Grupo Modelo

  InBev lobbying in Washington, D.C.

  InBev takeover of A-B

  Public Strategies Washington

  Purcell, Philip

  Purnell, John “Jack”:

  advertising and

  on global expansion opportunities

  Grupo Modelo deal and

  joins A-B

  Quaker Oats

  Rand, Lawrence

  Reisinger, Walter C. “Buddy,”

  RiskMetrics

  Ritter, Jerry

  Ritz-Carlton

  Roarty, Lee

  Roarty, Michael “Mike,”

  Roché, Joyce M.

  Rockefeller Center

  Rohm and Haas

  Roosevelt, Franklin D.

  Rutledge, Gary

  SAB

  SABMiller

  merger discussions with Grupo Modelo

  merger discussions with InBev

  MillerCoors and

  as potential merger partner with A-B

  Salinas, Carlos

  Salomon Smith Barney

  Sam Adams

  Sampas, George

  Santel, Thomas

  InBev/A-B merger

  InBev/A-B takeover threat

  Modelo/A-B merger discussions

  Santo Domingo, Julio Mario

  Santo Domingo Group

  SaveBudweiser.com

  SBC

  Schackner, Jeffrey

  Schlafly, Tom

  Schlafly brewery

  Schlitz

  Schnell, Paul

  Schuhmacher, Harry:

  on A-B board

  on The Fourth

  on global expansion opportunities

  InBev/A-B merger

  InBev/A-B takeover threat

  on succession plans

  on The Third

  “Scorched Earth” campaign

  Seagram Building (New York City)

  Sea World

  Sellinger, Fred

  Shamu the killer whale

  Shelton, Henry Hugh “The General”:

  on A-B board

  on The Fourth

  on the Fourth

  InBev/A-B merger

  InBev/A-B takeover threat

  on succession plans

  Sherman, William T.

  Shin, Bong Yul

  Sicupira, Carlos Alberto da Veiga

  Siebel Institute of Technology

  Simpson Thacher & Bartlett

  Sinatra, Frank

  Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom:

  attorneys for independent board members

  InBev/A-B merger

  InBev/A-B merger discussions

  InBev/A-B takeover threat

  Modelo/A-B merger discussions

  Slim, Carlos

  Slogans of A-B:

  “Making Friends is our Business” slogan

  “This Bud’s for You” slogan

  Smirnoff

  Soares, Pedro

  South Africa

  South African Breweries

  South Korea

  Southwestern Bell

  Spain

  Spirit of St. Louis airport

  St. John’s Mercy Medical Center

  St. Louis Cardinals

  St. Louis Soccer United

  St. Louis University

  Staggered board defense

  “Standstill” clause

  Steinhubl, Andrew

  Steinman, Benj

  Stella Artois

  Sterndent

  Stokes, Patrick T. “Pat”: on A-B board

  advertising and

  as chairman of the board

  conflict of interest

  as head of brewing division

  InBev/A-B merger

  joins A-B

  Modelo/A-B merger discussions

  as paid consultant

  as president and CEO

  Stroh Brewing

  Stroh’s

  Sullivan & Cromwell

  Super Bowl

  Susman, Louis

  Takeover defenses:

  Jewish dentist defense

  Pac-Man

  poison pill

  “scorched earth” publicity campaigns

  staggered board

  standstill clause

  white knight

  Taylor, Andrew C.:

  on A-B board

  InBev/A-B merger

  paranoia about lawsuits

  wealth of

  Taylor, Jack

  Teamsters Union

  Televisa

  Telles, Marcel Herrmann:

  founding of InBev

  on global expansion opportunities

  InBev/A-B merger

  InBev/A-B takeover threat

  wealth of

 
; Thatcher, Kathryn

  Third. See Busch, August A. III “Augie/ The Third/The Chief”

  3Com

  Timmons & Co.

  Tony Lama boots

  Toyota

  Transou, Susie Busch

  Tri-Eagle Sales

  Trott, Byron

  Tsingtao

  UBS

  U.S. Department of Justice

  U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)

  University of Arizona (Tucson)

  Unocal

  USA Today Ad Meter polls

  Versuchs und Lehranstalt fuer Brauerei

  Vitro

  Vogel, Edward

  Vogt, Terri

  von Gontard, Adalbert “Adie,”

  von Gontard, Beatrice Busch

  W. R. Grace

  Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz

  Wage and price controls

  Waldmeister Farm

  Walsh, Paul

  Warner, Douglas A. “Sandy” III:

  on A-B board

  father-son dynamic on A-B board

  on global expansion opportunities

  InBev/A-B merger

  InBev/A-B takeover threat

  Modelo/A-B merger discussions

  on succession plans

  Warner-Lambert

  Washington, George

  Wasserstein, Bruce

  “Wassup?!” ad campaign

  Weinberg, Robert

  Weiss, Antonio:

  described

  InBev/A-B merger

  InBev/A-B merger discussions

  InBev/A-B takeover threat

  Modelo/A-B merger discussions

  Welch, Jack

  Whitacre, Edward E., Jr. “Big Ed”:

  on A-B board

  on The Fourth

  as head of AT&T

  InBev/A-B merger

  InBev/A-B takeover threat

  retirement from AT&T

  White knight defense

  Winfrey, Oprah

  Woods, Tiger

  World Cup soccer

  World Trade Center terrorist attacks

  Wrigley

  Wuhan International Brewery

  Yahoo!

  Yale University

  Gussie was a Dr. Doolittle of sorts—he owned a camel and an elephant and took particular pride in his trio of chimpanzees, which he often dressed as cowboys.

  Source: Time & Life Pictures/ Getty Images

  August Busch III, Marcel Telles, and Jorge Paulo Lemann during a fateful 1991 meeting in Williamsburg, Virginia, when Anheuser-Busch and Brazil’s Brahma were considering a tie-up and both brewers were No. 1 in their countries.

  Source: Copyright © [email protected]

  August Busch IV, chief executive of Anheuser-Busch at the time of the takeover, holding a Clydesdale’s reins in 1991 when he was a senior marketing executive.

  Source: Time & Life Pictures/Getty Images

  August Busch III, Jorge Paulo Lemann, and Marcel Telles inspect the canning line at the Anheuser-Busch brewery in Williamsburg, Virginia.

 

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