Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream & Unilever

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"Background of the Deal
On April 12, 2000, the Dutch-based consumer goods conglomerate Unilever Inc. agreed to acquire Ben & Jerry's Homemade Inc. for $326 million cash, based on a tender offer of $43.60 cash for each outstanding B & J share, a price which represents a 25% premium over the company's April 11 closing price of 34-15/16.
Among the terms of the deal are these:
* The South Burlington, Vermont-based company will operate as an independent entity from Unilever's current U.S. ice cream business, which includes the Breyer's, Good Humor and Klondike specialty brands.
* Ben & Jerry's also will continue to have its own independent ..."

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