Busch sale may open doors for smaller businesses
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Blackstone will bring a more entrepreneurial spirit to the parks than their current owner, Anheuser-Busch InBev, said tourism industry analyst Dennis Speigel. That could mean more opportunity for local businesses.
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I think we could better summarize that Busch will go back to the way they were pre InBev. Prior to that they (specifically BGW) worked with lots of small businesses for various commercial needs.
The big thing that killed them working with SB was the forced move to Net 90 from Net 30, due to InBev's European method of payment. Most companies cannot operate with that payment structure and usually leads to one of 2 things.. Sucking it up, but charging more to Busch or 2 cutting your losses and taking your business away.
Either way as I said day 1.. More and more positive aspects will become apparent. I still hold to my original comment.
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ridemcoaster said:
Either way as I said day 1.. More and more positive aspects will become apparent. I still hold to my original comment.
*Records this sentiment in the CBuzz Encyclopedia of Posts for posterity*
You may now feel free to link back to this whenever you deem appropriate. :)
"If passion drives you, let reason hold the reins." --- Benjamin Franklin
I can't believe anyone can get away with net 90 terms. It's bad enough that I have to deal with that in online advertising much of the time.
Jeff - Editor - CoasterBuzz.com - My Blog
Carrie M. said:
*Records this sentiment in the CBuzz Encyclopedia of Posts for posterity*You may now feel free to link back to this whenever you deem appropriate. :)
No better feeling than knowing you have a linkback that will be relevant for many moons. :)
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