Money / stock market Smokes, Beer Worth More Than Stock Whole Foods shares worth less than a pound of scallops in their stores By Ambreen Ali, Newser Staff Posted Mar 11, 2009 6:48 PM CDT Copied A case of beer is worth more than Anheuser-Busch stock right now. (AP Photo/Jeff Roberson, file) Why settle for the goods when you can get the factory—or a piece of it—instead? Gawker finds more companies whose shares are worth less than products they sell: Have dreams of owning a brewery? Scoop up an Anheuser-Busch share ($20.16) for less than one Bud Light case. At $10.61, Gap isn't worth a pair of its own boxers. A Mr. Wiggle bookmark sells for about eight Borders shares (51 cents each). Gulp a "Baconator" combo meal, or take two Wendy's shares ($4.03 each). Cut two packs of Marlboro's out of your weekly routine, and you can be an Altria Group owner ($16.60 each). GM shares are $1.89, so it would take quite a few to meet the value of a Saturn Outlook ($32,625). For more, click on the link. (More stock market stories.) Report an error