The Anglo-Dutch group's outcry convinced the Omaha sage to avoid a potentially dangerous raise-based clash
The Anglo-Dutch group has rejected the merger offer presented by the totem of the US food industry, which had come to offer 143 billion dollars (134 billion euros) - The two stocks go up on the Stock Exchange.
The two food groups are now very close to the merger that will create the Kraft Heinz Company - Kraft shareholders, in addition to the shares of the new entity, will receive an extraordinary dividend of 16,50 dollars per share.
The Seattle chain was ordered to pay 2,7 billion dollars to the agri-food giant Mondelez, which belongs to the Kraft group - In 2010 Starbucks had arbitrarily decided to terminate the coffee supply contract stipulated…