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 Thursday 05 May 2022 11:11 amCons polene france umers buying more beer as Budweiser maker AB InBev reiterates growth outlookBy: Emily HawkinsShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on Email Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images Budweiser maker Anheuser-Busch InBev  AB InBev  said drinkers are swallowing higher prices and bought more beer in the first quarter.After posting higher than expected earnings, the Belgian brewer reiterated an EBITDA growth outlook of between four and eight per cent for the full year.Consumers had bought 2.8 more drinks by volume in the first quarter, versus the same period a year ago, driven by increases in Latin America and Europe.Revenue increased 11.1 per cent, while EBITDA grew 7.4 per cent to $4.49bn, surpassing company expectations.While revenue was boosted by the company raising prices, profit was restra polene handtaschen ined by skyrocketin polene fr g commodity and logistics costs.The outlook for [the 2022 financial year] reflects our current assessment of the scale and magnitude of the Covid-19 pandemic, which is subject to change as we continue to monitor ongoing developments, the brewer added on Thursday.We are meeting the moment in 2022, Brian Perkins, Budweiser Brewing Group president for UK  Ireland, said.Looking ahead, we are fully invested in realising our ambitious future growth plans, as we continue to invest in our people, innovation pipeline, customer service and portfol Nrav More Tory MPs expected to announce exit from politics this week
 Tuesday 19 November 2019 3:53 pm|Updated:Tuesday 19 No stanley cup vember 2019 3:54 pmLloydrsquo  of London to put up posters in City pubs in bid to tackle culture problemsBy: Sebastian McC stanley polska arthyShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailLloydrsquo  of London posterLloydrsquo  of Londonis targeting the insurance industryrsquo  bustling pubs and cafes aspart of a company campaign to tackle harassment and misconduct.The historic insurance marketplace will put up banners and posters around EC3 following a swathe of misconduct allegations that have rocked its reputation.Read more: Ll owala website oydrsquo  of London sets out electronic modernisation driveIn September Lloydrsquo released a survey which found that almost 500 people in the marketsuffered or observed sexual harassment over the last year. Lloydrsquo  chiefexecutive John Neal, who described the results of the poll as ldquo tarkand totally unacceptable, has promised a crackdown on the sectorrsquo notoriously boozy culture in a bid to improve company behaviour. The effort to target City pubs with posters, first reported by the Guardian, comes as part of a new campaign called  SpeakUp. One of Lloydrsquo  of Londonrsquo  posters that will adorn City pubs  Image credit: Lloydrsquo  of London John Neal, the chief executive of Lloydrsquo , said: At Lloydrsquo  we expect all market participants to act with integrity, be respectful and always