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Mergers & Acquisitions

  • Kraft Extends ERP Contract with IBM

    Kraft Foods extends its engagement with IBM to build borderless operations through a single enterprise resource planning platform from SAP.
  • Hain Celestial Acquires BluePrint

    BluePrint, a marketer and manufacturer of raw, organic cold-pressed fruit and vegetable juices and juice beverages, generated approximately $20 million in sales in calendar year 2012.
  • Starbucks Adds Teavana to Emerging Brands

    Starbucks acquired Teavana for an aggregate acquisition price of approximately $620 million in cash.
  • Top 5 Sales and Marketing Headlines of 2012

    2012 was another exciting and transformational year in the consumer goods industry, from Kraft's new name to Kimberly-Clark's record-breaking digital marketing program. Join CGT as we revisit the most-read sales and marketing-centric headlines of the year.
  • Stanley Black & Decker Sells HHI for $1.4B

    Spectrum Brands acquisition of HHI also includes certain assets of Tong Lung Metal Industry Co. Ltd., a Taiwanese manufacturer of residential and commercial locksets with facilities in Taiwan and the Philippines.
  • RedPrairie and JDA Acquisition Moves Forward

    The financing proceeds condition of the previously announced cash tender offer by affiliates of RedPrairie to purchase all outstanding shares of JDA has been waived. In connection with this announcement, affiliates of RedPrairie have entered into definitive credit agreements relating to the financing of the proposed acquisition of JDA.
  • 2012 Top 100: The Consumer Goods Registry

    For the first time in a long time, this year's listing of the top 100 public consumer goods companies tells more good news than bad. The majority of companies realized modest revenue growth despite ongoing economic challenges; and some categories, like Food and Apparel, posted sales gains across the board. Read on to find out how your company, your partners and/or your competitors performed by comparison.
  • 2012 Top 100: Packaged Goods

    No. 1 player P&G made progress toward its purpose-inspired growth strategy, while Unilever reported gains in its transformation to a sustainable growth company. Most of the companies on this list followed their lead with modest sales gains in 2011.
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