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Boston Beer shares drop in wake of 3Q report FY outlook

Posted by admin | News | Posted on November 6th, 2007

The News Review:

- Boston Beer shares drop in wake of 3Q report FY outlook
- Chaldean Catholics Instrumental in Successful Boycott of Miller Beer
- Q3 2007 Boston Beer Company Earnings Conference Call – Final.
- Appeal of permit for beer wine sales to be heard

Boston Beer shares drop in wake of 3Q report FY outlook
Forbes – Nov 6, 2007
Tuesday reported third-quarter earnings of $3. 2 million or 21 cents a share down from a year-ago profit of $5. 9 million or 41 cents a share. The latest results reflect a $3.

Chaldean Catholics Instrumental in Successful Boycott of Miller Beer
AINA – Nov 6, 2007
Thomas the Apostle in Detroit which is the Chaldean Catholic diocese for the eastern half of the United States played a significant role in the successful boycott forcing Miller Brewing of Milwaukee to agree not to support events offensive to religious beliefs. Miller was boycotted when it became known that the company was helping to fund the Folsom Street Fair in San Francisco an event organised by San Francisco’s homosexual community to “celebrate” sado-masochistic sexual deviancy that is a part of the homosexual subculture. The boycott was initiated by the Catholic League for Religious and Civil Rights. Catholic League president Bill Donohue called for the more than 200 Catholic Protestant Jewish Muslim Buddhist and Hindu organizations that work with the League to boycott the company.

Q3 2007 Boston Beer Company Earnings Conference Call – Final.
Free with registration – Fair Disclosure Wire – AccessMyLibrary.com – Nov 6, 2007
Q3 2007 Boston Beer Company Earnings Conference Call – Final. (06-NV-07) Fair Disclosure Wire. My name is Stacy and I will.

Appeal of permit for beer wine sales to be heard
Ventura County Star – Nov 6, 2007
But an effort by the small xnard market in the Cal-Gisler neighborhood to add some more items to its shelves — wine and beer — has some people up in arms. Tonight the xnard City Council will hear an appeal of a permit issued by the city’s Planning Commission that would give the market a liquor license to sell beer and wine. The commission approved the special use permit that would allow for the liquor license on a 4-3 vote. The permit would come with at least 30 conditions however prohibiting such things as the sale of malt liquor and fortified wines and ensuring that the store doesn’t advertise booze.