WK Kellogg – inventor of cereal – is being bought by Italian candy maker Ferrero for the soggy-sounding price of $3 billion. Here are two big lessons from the end of a company that once dominated an entire aisle in grocery stores:
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WK Kellogg – inventor of cereal – is being bought by Italian candy maker Ferrero for the soggy-sounding price of $3 billion. Here are two big lessons from the end of a company that once dominated an entire aisle in grocery stores:
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