Mars,Buffett reported near $22 billion deal for Wrigley
SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- Mars Inc. and Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Inc. are close to a deal to buy Wm. Wrigley Jr. Co. for more than $22 billion, according to a media report Sunday. 3 months ago
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The deal went through this morning - "When you think of a business that's easy to understand, with favorable long-term economics, and able and trustworthy management -- you think of Wrigley," Buffett said in a statement issued by Wrigley. "Bringing together these iconic, world-class companies combines Wrigley's strengths with the deep resources and proven brand-building savvy of Mars and will result in a powerful force for innovation and growth in the global confectionery marketplace."
Could this be the dawn of the chocolate-flavored chewing gum age?