May 13, 2008
The Surprisingly Good Dr Pepper
“The market is looking at us like a bottler and not a brand owner. We have much more attractive margins than a bottler”
WHEN BRITAIN'S CADBURY SCHWEPPES decided in early 2007 to shed its U.S. beverage business amid shareholder pressure, private-equity firms -- like Blackstone Group -- were eager to pay as much as $16 billion for ... via Barron's
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