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Deal marks Anheuser-Busch’s largest wine investment ever

The world’s biggest brewer is betting on a wine brand that made its name on social media. Anheuser-Busch InBev, searching for growth as consumers turn away from mass-produced beer brands like Budweiser and Bud Light, is taking full control of Babe Wine, which was co-founded by Instagram influencer Josh Ostrovsky, known by his handle “The Fat Jewish.”
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Supreme Court strikes down Tennessee residency requirement for liquor licenses

The Supreme Court on Wednesday struck down a Tennessee law that requires individuals to live in the state for two years before obtaining a retail license to sell alcohol, a ruling that could give a boost to a large chain of liquor retailers in Tennessee and other states.
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