Failed deal reinforces Hershey's image as a company not for sale
New York
THE latest failed acquisition of Hershey Co has renewed the chocolate maker's reputation as a company that can't be bought.
After Mondelez International Inc abandoned merger discussions on Monday, Hershey shares plunged as much as 12 per cent and left investors with a familiar taste.
For years, Hershey has been the subject of takeover speculation. And for years, deal talks have sputtered and died. The most recent rejection came after Mondelez proposed sweetening its offer to US$115 a share, accord…
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