Cadbury’s chairman Roger Carr and chief executive Todd Stitzer have both said they are stepping down after shareholders approved US food giant Kraft’s £11.4 billion takeover.Read
Complaints, protests, countless column inches and almost two centuries as an independent company all counted for nothing yesterday when Cadbury shareholders accepted the takeover bid from Kraft Foods en masse.Read
Lord Mandelson said he was “disappointed” after Cadbury’s new US owner was unable to confirm the chocolate maker’s brands would still be run from the UK.Read
Union leaders have called for “cast-iron guarantees” over the future of workers at the business after Kraft Foods succeeded with its takeover of Cadbury.Read
US giant Kraft’s five-month battle for control of iconic confectioner Cadbury should be sealed today when it unveils the level of support for its takeover offer.Read
Unions representing thousands of workers at Cadbury’s have voiced fresh fears for jobs on the eve of the expected takeover of the chocolate-maker by US giant Kraft.Read
Cadbury should be a thriving business under the ownership of American food giant Kraft, Conservative Shadow Business Secretary Ken Clarke has insisted.Read
The MP who attacked Cadbury’s “whingeing workforce”, has been asked to apologise to Bournville workers following a furious clash with Birmingham MPs in the House of Commons.Read
Bankers and "fly-by-night" hedge funds have been condemned for their role in "profiteering" from the controversial £11.9 billion takeover of Birmingham-based confectioner Cadbury.Read
Workers from Cadbury will stage a protest in Birmingham on Wednesday as part of a campaign to safeguard jobs in the wake of the planned takeover of the chocolate-maker by US giant Kraft.Read
Italian confectioner Ferrero has ruled itself out of the Cadbury takeover race after last week's recommended £11.9 billion bid from US food giant Kraft.Read
Italian confectioner Ferrero ruled itself out of the Cadbury takeover race today after last week’s recommended £11.9 billion bid from US food giant Kraft.Read
Prof David Bailey, one of the region’s foremost economists and Post blogger, looks at what the Kraft takeover could mean for the future of Cadbury.Read
A descendant of the original Cadbury founder has slammed the historic Bournville firm’s shareholders who he claims have “surrendered” the chocolate-maker for the sake of short-term interests.Read
