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Cadbury Schweppes agreed to buy Pfizer Inc.’s Adams candy unit for $4.2 billion in cash to become the world’s second-largest chewing-gum maker by adding brands such as Trident and Dentyne.

British candy-maker Cadbury Schweppes disappointed shareholders hungry for a sweet reward on Tuesday, when it announced that the spin-off of its American beverages business would not bring them a ...

LONDON (MarketWatch) -- Candy and soda maker Cadbury Schweppes said Tuesday that it's raising its confectionery sales and margin guidance for fiscal 2007. Sales momentum was boosted by growth in U ...

New York City”s Pfizer (NYSE: PFE) on Tuesday said it is selling its Adams confectionery business, the world”s second-largest chewing gum maker, to London-based Cadbury Schweppes for $4.2 ...

UK drinks and confectionery group Cadbury Schweppes plc announced on Thursday the acquisition of the confectionery brand, Mantecol, in Argentina, for... UK drinks and confectionery group Cadbury ...

LONDON —Cadbury Schweppes announced plans March 15 to split into two companies—one focusing on drinks, the other on confectionery—after bowing under pressure from investors led by U.S ...

LONDON (MarketWatch) -- Cadbury Schweppes said Thursday it intends to separate its confectionery and U.S. beverages divisions. The company said its board is evaluating possible options for ...

When Cadbury Schweppes confirmed earlier this month that it planned to break itself into two sugary pieces, separating its confectionery and soft drinks businesses, chief executive Todd Stitzer ...

Cadbury Schweppes was perceived to have caved in to pressure from US billionaire and corporate raider Nelson Peltz yesterday when it announced plans to split its confectionery and soft drinks ...