Investigadores del Departamento de Justicia de EEUU han concluido que la gigante cervecera Anheuser-Busch InBev ha vendido suficientes propiedades para permitir su compra de Devil’s Backbone, cervecera basada en Virginia desde 1992, sin dañar la competencia. El anuncio del regulador surge a un mes de que la cervecera hiciera una serie de grandes concesiones para permitir la compra de su principal rival, SABMiller – la segunda cervecera más grande del mundo.
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