Anatomy of a Top-5 Merger

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🗓️ 13 October 2015

⏱️ 14 minutes

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Anheuser-Busch InBev FINALLY gets SABMiller to merge, and all it took was $104 billion. Plus we dip into the Fool Mailbag, analyze Johnson & Johnson’s latest quarter, and recommend a couple of bourbons.

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0:00.0	It's Tuesday, October 13th.
0:03.6	Welcome to Mark Foolery.
0:04.8	I'm Chris Hill joining me in studio today from Motley Fool, Deep Value,
0:07.9	Ron Gross.
0:08.9	Happy Tuesday, my friend.
0:10.1	How are you, sir?
0:11.3	Now that earning season is starting to get rolling, I'm good.
0:15.0	It's going to get busy.
0:16.0	We like that though.
0:17.0	We do.
0:18.0	We like what this I'm going to talk about.
0:19.0	Exactly.
0:20.0	Let's just jump right in.
0:21.0	And yes, we're going to talk about the beer merger.
0:23.2	Okay for the people who have been tweeting and emailing yes we're going to talk
0:26.8	about the beer news of the day. It is the news of the day but let's start with
0:30.4	Johnson and Johnson third quarter or kind of a mixed bag, profit better than expected,
0:35.7	revenue was a little light.
0:38.2	It's all about that pesky strong dollar that we keep talking about over and over again, and
0:42.2	I'm going to really look forward to
0:43.2	the day where we can stop talking about it because it's kind of wreaking havoc on a lot of
0:46.8	these global companies. J&J gets almost half of its sales from overseas and that really can take a chunk out of the
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