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When Activist Investors Aim at Strong Companies

dealbook.nytimes.com Nov 20 2014 BoardBlogs

Nevertheless, the activist investor Nelson Peltz is agitating to split PepsiCo in two, just as he did with Kraft. But both Kraft and its spin-out, Mondelez, are struggling. DuPont Perhaps stung by his inability to influence PepsiCo, Mr. Peltz is trying to break DuPont ...
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