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Maclaren recalls 1m baby strollers in US
Maclaren, the British baby stroller brand, is recalling every folding “umbrella” stroller it has sold in the US over the last 10 years, after 12 children suffered amputations from getting finger tips caught in the hinges
Clock is ticking on Cadbury timetable
There was no element of surprise in Cadbury’s speedy rejection of Kraft’s hostile takeover offer – but it starts the clocking ticking on the US group’s bid
Englefield Capital in buy-out proposal
The Brenninkmeijer family, owners of the C&A retail group, have offered to buy out other investors in Englefield Capital, the UK private equity group
Buy-out groups see off Apoteket’s peers
Private equity groups triumphed over several industrial groups – including Alliance Boots – in the $858m auction of Sweden’s state-owned pharmacy chain
Danone wins partial victory in Wahaha feud
Danone wins a partial victory in its commercial dispute with Wahaha in a decision that was handed down the same day the French group agreed to settle the matter with its Chinese partner
Cadbury rounds on hostile Kraft bid
Cadbury defiantly rejected the formal bid from Kraft, describing the US food group’s offer as “derisory” after it did not alter the terms of its approach two months ago
Danone learns perils of doing business in China
The French food group has obtained a pyrrhic victory at a Swedish arbitration tribunal in the dispute with Zong Qinghou, its Chinese joint venture partner since 1996 and founder of beverage maker Wahaha Group
Cadbury expected to receive hostile bid
The board of the UK food group is preparing to meet on Monday amid expectations that Kraft will go hostile with its takeover offer. The US group will either formalise its original proposal of 300p in cash and 0.2589 new Kraft Foods shares per Cadbury share, or increase it slightly
Top football clubs cash in on shirt deals
Europe’s biggest football clubs are coming out of the recession with little damage to their shirt sponsorship income
Shareholders wait for sweeter offer
If Kraft has done one thing, it has reminded the market that Cadbury – seen as vulnerable to takeover for 20 years – is still a target







