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Activist shareholder Ralph Whitworth has built a stake worth about $610 million in PepsiCo Inc. and held meetings with the soft-drink maker’s executives.
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Coty Inc. boosted its offer to acquire Avon Products Inc. to about $10.7 billion and said Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway Inc. will provide financing as the perfume-maker seeks to kickstart negotiations with Avon.
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Avon Products Inc., the door-to-door cosmetics seller that’s the target of a $10 billion takeover bid from Coty Inc., fell the most in six months after reporting quarterly profit that trailed analysts’ estimates, hurt by higher labor and materials costs.
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Procter & Gamble Co., the world’s largest consumer-products company, fell the most in more than two years after reducing its earnings forecast, hurt by regulations in Venezuela and slowing sales shipments in some developed markets.
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3G Capital Inc., the private-equity firm backed by Brazilian billionaire Jorge Paulo Lemann, has $1.4 billion that it could use to back Coty Inc.’s bid for Avon Products Inc., Trevor Stirling and Ali Dibadj, analysts at Sanford C. Bernstein & Co., said today in a note.
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Coca-Cola Co., the world’s largest soft-drink maker, reported first-quarter profit that topped analysts’ estimates, helped by pricing increases and demand in North America.
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Coty Inc., the closely held perfume maker seeking to buy Avon Products Inc. for $10 billion, has determined that a private-company structure will make it easier to turn around the door-to-door seller of cosmetics, said people with knowledge of the matter.
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Replacing Avon Products Inc.’s Chief Executive Officer Andrea Jung with an outsider may inject fresh energy into a company where the leader and much of her board have served for more than a decade.
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Coty Inc. Chairman Bart Becht said he went public with the offer for Avon Products Inc. so shareholders will press the company’s board to consider a merger and allow Coty access to confidential financial documents.
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Avon Products Inc.’s naming of Johnson & Johnson’s Sherilyn McCoy as chief executive officer may delay the company’s turnaround efforts and decrease the chances of a takeover by Coty Inc., analysts said.
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