Deborah Matthews-Booth a Cadbury's worker demonstrates outside the Palace of Westminster on the day the US food manufacturer Kraft takes over the British chocolate maker, in London , Tuesday, Feb. 2, 2010. AP Photo logo AP Photo 1 month ago

Deborah Matthews-Booth a Cadbury's worker demonstrates outside the Palace of Westminster on the day the US food manufacturer Kraft takes over the British chocolate maker, in London , Tuesday, Feb. 2, 2010.

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  1. Deborah Matthews-Booth a Cadbury's worker demonstrates outside the Palace of Westminster on the day the US food manufacturer Kraft takes over the British chocolate maker, in London , Tuesday, Feb. 2, 2010.
  2. Deborah Matthews-Booth a Cadbury's worker demonstrates outside the Palace of Westminster on the day the US food manufacturer Kraft takes over the British chocolate maker, in London , Tuesday, Feb. 2, 2010.
  3. Irene Rosenfeld, chief executive of Kraft Foods, arrives at the Cabinet office to meet Britain's Business Secretary Peter Mandelson, in central London, Tuesday Feb. 2, 2010. Cadbury PLC shareholders have voted to approve Kraft Foods Inc.'s roughly $19.5 billion offer to acquire the British candy maker. The majority vote marks the final step in Kraft's months-long battle to acquire the company. The deal creates of the world's largest confectionary company and greatly expands Kraft's global reach.
  4. Irene Rosenfeld, chief executive of Kraft Foods, right, arrives at the Cabinet office to meet Britain's Business Secretary Peter Mandelson, in central London, Tuesday Feb. 2, 2010. Cadbury PLC shareholders have voted to approve Kraft Foods Inc.'s roughly $19.5 billion offer to acquire the British candy maker. The majority vote marks the final step in Kraft's months-long battle to acquire the company. The deal creates of the world's largest confectionary company and greatly expands Kraft's global reach.
  5. Irene Rosenfeld, chief executive of Kraft Foods, arrives at the Cabinet office to meet Britain's Business Secretary Peter Mandelson, in central London, Tuesday Feb. 2, 2010. Cadbury PLC shareholders have voted to approve Kraft Foods Inc.'s roughly $19.5 billion offer to acquire the British candy maker. The majority vote marks the final step in Kraft's months-long battle to acquire the company. The deal creates of the world's largest confectionary company and greatly expands Kraft's global reach.
  6. Irene Rosenfeld, chief executive of Kraft Foods, arrives at the Cabinet office to meet Britain's Business Secretary Peter Mandelson, in central London, Tuesday Feb. 2, 2010. Cadbury PLC shareholders have voted to approve Kraft Foods Inc.'s roughly $19.5 billion offer to acquire the British candy maker. The majority vote marks the final step in Kraft's months-long battle to acquire the company. The deal creates of the world's largest confectionary company and greatly expands Kraft's global reach.
  7. Cadbury chocolate is posed next to a box of Kraft's Stove Top at Piazza's market in Palo Alto, Calif., Tuesday, Feb. 2, 2010. Cadbury PLC shareholders have voted to approve Kraft Foods Inc.'s roughly $19.5 billion offer to acquire the British candy maker.
  8. A woman carries a child past a logo outside the headquarters of Cadbury in Birmingham, England Tuesday, Jan. 19, 2010. British candy maker Cadbury PLC on Tuesday accepted Kraft's improved takeover offer worth $19.5 billion, potentially ending a months-long corporate battle to create the world's largest maker of chocolate and sweets. The U.S. food conglomerate said the board of Cadbury, maker of Creme Eggs and Dentyne gum, had unanimously endorsed the offer worth 840 pence ($13.78) per share, or 11.9 billion pounds in total.
  9. A woman walks past a logo inside an entrance at the headquarters of Cadbury in Birmingham, England Tuesday, Jan. 19, 2010. British candy maker Cadbury PLC on Tuesday accepted Kraft's improved takeover offer worth $19.5 billion, potentially ending a months-long corporate battle to create the world's largest maker of chocolate and sweets. The U.S. food conglomerate said the board of Cadbury, maker of Creme Eggs and Dentyne gum, had unanimously endorsed the offer worth 840 pence per share, or 11.9 billion pounds in total.
  10. A person is seen at a window at the headquarters of Cadbury in Birmingham, England, Tuesday, Jan. 19, 2010. British candy maker Cadbury PLC on Tuesday accepted Kraft's improved takeover offer worth $19.5 billion, potentially ending a months-long corporate battle to create the world's largest maker of chocolate and sweets. The U.S. food conglomerate said the board of Cadbury, maker of Creme Eggs and Dentyne gum, had unanimously endorsed the offer worth 840 pence per share, or 11.9 billion pounds in total.
  11. British protester Ray Egan, dressed as the fictional personification of Britain's John Bull, protests against the sale of Cadbury, outside their headquarters in Birmingham, England, Tuesday, Jan. 19, 2010. British candy maker Cadbury PLC on Tuesday accepted Kraft's improved takeover offer worth $19.5 billion, potentially ending a months-long corporate battle to create the world's largest maker of chocolate and sweets. The U.S. food conglomerate said the board of Cadbury, maker of Creme Eggs and Dentyne gum, had unanimously endorsed the offer worth 840 pence per share, or 11.9 billion pounds in total.
  12. FILE - In this Jan. 19, 2010 file photo, Products from Cadbury and Kraft are arranged for a photo in New York. Cadbury PLC said Tuesday, Feb. 2, 2010, shareholders have voted to approve Kraft Foods Inc.'s roughly $19.5 billion offer to acquire the British candy maker.
  13. FILE - In this Jan. 19, 2010 file photo, Products from Cadbury and Kraft are arranged for a photo in New York. The chief executive of Kraft Foods Inc. was due to meet with Britain's Business Secretary Peter Mandelson on Tuesday, Feb. 2, 2010, to discuss the company's bid to take over British chocolate company Cadbury PLC.
  14. British protester Ray Egan, dressed as the fictional personification of Britain's John Bull, protests against the sale of Cadbury outside the company's headquarters in Birmingham, England, Tuesday, Jan. 19, 2010. British candy maker Cadbury PLC on Tuesday accepted Kraft's improved takeover offer worth $19.5 billion, potentially ending a months-long corporate battle to create the world's largest maker of chocolate and sweets. The U.S. food conglomerate said the board of Cadbury, maker of Creme Eggs and Dentyne gum, had unanimously endorsed the offer worth 840 pence per share, or 11.9 billion pounds in total.
  15. British protester Ray Egan, dressed as the fictional personification of Britain's John Bull, protests against the sale of Cadbury outside the company's headquarters in Birmingham, England, Tuesday, Jan. 19, 2010. British candy maker Cadbury PLC on Tuesday accepted Kraft's improved takeover offer worth $19.5 billion, potentially ending a months-long corporate battle to create the world's largest maker of chocolate and sweets. The U.S. food conglomerate said the board of Cadbury, maker of Creme Eggs and Dentyne gum, had unanimously endorsed the offer worth 840 pence per share, or 11.9 billion pounds in total.
  16. British protester Ray Egan, dressed as the fictional personification of Britain's John Bull, protests against the sale of Cadbury outside the company's headquarters in Birmingham, England Tuesday, Jan. 19, 2010. British candy maker Cadbury PLC on Tuesday accepted Kraft's improved takeover offer worth $19.5 billion, potentially ending a months-long corporate battle to create the world's largest maker of chocolate and sweets. The U.S. food conglomerate said the board of Cadbury, maker of Creme Eggs and Dentyne gum, had unanimously endorsed the offer worth 840 pence per share, or 11.9 billion pounds in total.

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