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Boston Beer Company has announced the retirement of its Chief Executive, Dave Burwick, after nearly six years at the helm. This leadership change comes as the company reported a significant financial downturn, with a loss of $18.1 million over a three-month span and a 12% year-over-year decline in revenues. The decline in revenues is attributed to lower shipment volumes, leading to a 10% drop in pre-market trading for Boston Beer's stock, identified by its ticker symbol $SAM. The company's stock further declined by approximately 9.7% in pre-market trading following the announcement of its fourth-quarter results.
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Dave Burwick, CEO and president of Boston Beer Company, is retiring after leading the company for nearly six years, the company said Tuesday. https://t.co/ugUpnx0K8f
