29 avril 2008, 0h00
Partager
Warren Buffett likes to surprise his shareholders. On the eve of Berkshire Hathaway’s annual meeting two years ago, he announced a $4bn deal to buy 80% of Iscar, an industrial group headquartered in Israel. Now, just five days before this year’s gathering, he has unveiled a $6.5bn commitment as part of confectioner Mars’ $23bn acquisition of Wrigley.
It’s another multi-billion bite for the 77-year-old Berkshire chairman. But he needs more. The company throws off so much cash that in spite of in...
Ce contenu est LIBRE d’accès. Pour le lire, il vous suffit de créer un COMPTE GRATUIT