Global Briefing: Budweiser takes renewables message to the Superbowl

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Budweiser debuts wind power praising Superbowl ad It is the advertising equivalent of, well, the Superbowl, and AB InBev is set to use it to promote its investment in renewable energy. The brewing...

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