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Editor's letter: Nov. 16, 2009

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Confectioners: Cadbury, Hershey, more

On Monday, Nov. 9, Kraft Foods Inc. formally made a hostile bid for Cadbury plc. Cadbury's management reacted by advising its shareholders to reject the offer.


Kraft Foods Inc.

On Monday, Nov. 9, Kraft Foods Inc. formally made a hostile bid for Cadbury plc. Cadbury's management reacted by advising its shareholders to reject the offer.


Exit papers

When Mars signed a deal to buy Wrigley, it reserved the right to skip out. That has since become the industry standard.


Promises, promises

Most social protections in mergers are not legally enforceable.


Spread too far

Amid turmoil, risk arbs have absorbed a lot of bad news, but some strategic deals look likely to close, and deal demand may be building.


Risk arb update: BCE

Mars-Wrigley was financed and closed despite bank turmoil. But what will happen to BCE?


Risk arb update

September returns are not expected to look pretty and some arbs are worried about investor redemptions.


Seller beware

Despite LBO blowups, strategic sellers seem unconcerned by breakup fees in merger pacts. One big reason: a scarcity of bidders.


Keeping it real

Why strategic dealmakers are faring so much better than financial ones in the downturn.


Party on, Garth

The economy stinks, and so does the stock market, but in M&A, let the bon temps roule.



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