From the Wall Street Journal: Anheuser-Busch InBev NV (ABI.BT) Monday said it is paying $1.24 billion for a majority stake in Dominican brewer Cerveceria Nacional Dominicana SA, the maker of Presidente beer, as the Belgian brewing giant continues to look to emerging markets for growth.More>>

Molson Coors, one of the world's largest brewing conglomerates, is late to the party. The bash in this case is foreign expansion, a necessary activity for any global brewer that wants to compete and grow.More>>

Craft beer, the loosely defined category that embraces big brands like Samuel Adams and tiny breweries popping up on the edge of every town — almost 2,000 of them now — is the fizz in the beer market at the moment. More>>

New Belgium Brewing is building its East Coast brewery in western North Carolina, potentially creating more than 150 jobs.More>>

In 2011, Heineken invited designers from around the world to submit their portfolio for an opportunity to co-create a concept nightclub.More>>

Molson Coors will spend $3.54 billion to buy StarBev and its nine breweries in central and eastern Europe as it expands its operations further.More>>

Heineken has unveiled the details of "Summer Voyage," the brand’s summer retail and on-premise program offering jet-set-minded consumers the chance to win legendary Heineken festival and event experiences offered worldwide.More>>

Newcastle Brown Ale has announced a new, national advertising campaign titled “No Bollocks.”More>>

Just in time for summer, Michelob ULTRA has introduced ULTRA 19th Hole Light Tea & Lemonade, an iced-tea and lemonade-flavored alcohol beverage inspired by the golf-course classic.More>>

From CNBC: The Brewers Association, the trade association representing small and independent brewers, has released its full 2011 data and the numbers, as usual, are striking.More>>