Corona never paid a dime for millions of dollars of 'Fast and Furious' product placement The crew behind the movies just loves Corona.

Corona Never Paid To Be In Fast And Furious If I were to ask you what the Fast and Furious beer is, you’d all chant back in unison, “Corona.” And you’d be right. But, as it turns out, Corona’s parent company, Anheuser-Busch InBev, never actually paid to have the beer appear in the fi Read more ... lms.

'Fast and Furious' has given Corona $15 million worth of product placement — absolutely free Throughout the "Fast and the Furious" saga, the Mexican pale lager Corona has had a starring role, and the company hasn't paid a dime.

Mobile ad company Appodeal acquires game platform Corona Labs Appodeal is announcing that it has acquired Corona Labs, creators of the Corona SDK for building cross-platform games and apps. The companies say..

A Spanish Village Stays Afloat, Thanks To Corona Beer Tycoon Antonino Fernandez, who made his fortune from Corona beer, died in Mexico in August at 98. But he never forgot where he came from — a tiny village in northern Spain that he helped support for decades.

Mexican beer brand Corona is poking fun at Trump with an ad called 'The Wall' Corona launched a campaign in Mexica called "The Wall" poking fun at Trump's plan to build a border wall, encouraging Mexicans to fight for what they want.

Corona Drought: Full Story & Must-See Details Americans are drinking so much Corona, that we’re causing one of the Mexican cities where the beer is made to go through a serious drought.

Sales of Corona Beer Going Up Fast & Furiously America can have any brew, as long as it's a Corona

Why Is the Sun’s Corona So Hot? The Sun’s atmosphere—its corona—is far, far hotter than its surface, and this has been a long-standing mystery, baffling astronomers for decades. This week, astronomers announced they have found the smoking gun. Almost literally. Here’s the s Read more ... coop. The Sun is a huge ball of plasma,* gas so hot that electrons are...

Mystery of sun's corona solved? It's nanoflares, scientists say One of the greatest mysteries of how stars behave has been right in our own backyard: the sun’s corona. Scientists have long wondered what heats this thin, ethereal shell of particles to roughly 300 times the temperature of the surface of the sun i Read more ... tself.