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Cars enter and leave the Kraft Foods corporate headquarters in Northfield, Illinois January 19, 2010. Kraft Foods sealed a friendly deal to buy British candy maker Cadbury for about $19.6 billion (11.9 billion pounds) after frantic last-minute talks broke an impasse over price. Reuters Pictures logo Reuters Pictures 1 month ago

Cars enter and leave the Kraft Foods corporate headquarters in Northfield, Illinois January 19, 2010. Kraft Foods sealed a friendly deal to buy British candy maker Cadbury for about $19.6 billion (11.9 billion pounds) after frantic last-minute talks broke an impasse over price.

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  1. 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.
  2. 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.
  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, 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. Cars enter and leave the Kraft Foods corporate headquarters in Northfield, Illinois January 19, 2010. Kraft Foods sealed a friendly deal to buy British candy maker Cadbury for about $19.6 billion (11.9 billion pounds) after frantic last-minute talks broke an impasse over price.
  6. The logo of Kraft Foods is pictured outside their corporate headquarters in Northfield, Illinois January 19, 2010. Kraft Foods sealed a friendly deal to buy British candy maker Cadbury for about $19.6 billion (11.9 billion pounds) after frantic last-minute talks broke an impasse over price.
  7. A Cadbury Fruit and Nut bar is seen in a market in San Francisco, California in this February 2, 2010 photo illustration. Kraft Foods won control of Cadbury on Tuesday as holders of almost 72 percent of the British chocolatier's stock accepted the 11.7 billion pound takeover that will create the world's biggest confectioner.
  8. Kraft food products are displayed in a market in San Francisco, California February 2, 2010. Kraft Foods won control of Cadbury on Tuesday as holders of almost 72 percent of the British chocolatier's stock accepted the 11.7 billion pound takeover that will create the world's biggest confectioner.
  9. Chief Executive Officer of Kraft, Irene Rosenfeld, arrives for a meeting with Britain's Business Secretary Peter Mandelson at the Cabinet Office in central London, February 2, 2010. Kraft Foods sealed its 11.7 billion pound ($18.6 billion) takeover of Cadbury after 71.73 percent of the British group's shareholders accepted a deal to create the world's biggest confectioner.
  10. Chief Executive Officer of Kraft, Irene Rosenfeld, arrives for a meeting with Britain's Business Secretary Peter Mandelson at the Cabinet Office in central London, February 2, 2010. Kraft Foods sealed its 11.7 billion pound ($18.6 billion) takeover of Cadbury after 71.73 percent of the British group's shareholders accepted a deal to create the world's biggest confectioner.
  11. Chief Executive Officer of Kraft, Irene Rosenfeld, arrives for a meeting with Britain's Business Secretary Peter Mandelson at the Cabinet Office in central London, February 2, 2010. Kraft Foods sealed its 11.7 billion pound ($18.6 billion) takeover of Cadbury after 71.73 percent of the British group's shareholders accepted a deal to create the world's biggest confectioner.
  12. Steam rises from a mug bearing the Cadbury logo in this photo illustration taken in Pitlochry, Scotland February 2, 2010. Kraft Foods is set to seal its takeover of Cadbury by. around 1700 GMT Tuesday, with UK Business Secretary Peter Mandelson meeting. Kraft CEO Irene Rosenfeld around 1830 GMT for reassurances over British jobs, after the 11.7 billion pound ($18.6 billion) takeover is finally agreed.
  13. 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.
  14. CHICAGO - JANUARY 19: Kraft brand Macaroni & Cheese and Cadbury chocolate are displayed January 19, 2010 in Chicago, Illinois. The British chocolate giant Cadbury has agreed to accept a $19.4 billion takeover bid by Kraft Foods.
  15. CHICAGO - JANUARY 19: Kraft brand Macaroni & Cheese and Cadbury chocolate are displayed January 19, 2010 in Chicago, Illinois. The British chocolate giant Cadbury has agreed to accept a $19.4 billion takeover bid by Kraft Foods.
  16. CHICAGO - JANUARY 19: Kraft brand Macaroni & Cheese and Cadbury chocolate are displayed January 19, 2010 in Chicago, Illinois. The British chocolate giant Cadbury has agreed to accept a $19.4 billion takeover bid by Kraft Foods.
  17. CHICAGO - JANUARY 19: Kraft brand Macaroni & Cheese and Cadbury chocolate are displayed January 19, 2010 in Chicago, Illinois. The British chocolate giant Cadbury has agreed to accept a $19.4 billion takeover bid by Kraft Foods.
  18. CHICAGO - JANUARY 19: Kraft brand Macaroni & Cheese and Cadbury chocolate are displayed January 19, 2010 in Chicago, Illinois. The British chocolate giant Cadbury has agreed to accept a $19.4 billion takeover bid by Kraft Foods.

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