  In this decade, there are huge efforts to explore B-meson decays, which
provide an interesting playground for stringent tests of the Standard-Model
description of the quark-flavour sector and the CP violation residing there.
Thanks to the $e^+e^-$ B factories at KEK and SLAC, CP violation is now a
well-established phenomenon in the B-meson system, and recently, also
$B^0_s$--$\bar B^0_s$ mixing could be measured at the Tevatron. The decays of
$B^0_s$ mesons are the key target of the B-physics programme at the LHC, and
will be the focus of this presentation, discussing the theoretical aspects of
various benchmark channels and the question of how much space for new-physics
effects in their observables is left by the recent experimental results.
