Constellation Brands (STZ)

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Constellation Brands (NYSE: STZ) to release Q2 earnings on Oct. 6, with estimated revenue of $2.48 billion and potential dividend gains for investors.

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When it comes to beer in the United States, there's a new bestselling brand.

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The alcoholic beverages giant was once a stable blue chip stock, but it's losing its luster.

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Constellation Brands continues to sink in September after the firm cut its full-year guidance. Is it time to sell Warren Buffett's $2.2 billion investment?

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