"JAB Holding, based in Luxembourg, Monday unveiled a $92-per-share cash offer for Keurig. That’s a 72 percent premium over the $51.70 a share where Keurig closed Friday, but it’s still $60 a share less than where GMCR was trading a year ago.

“The stock market likes growth, and they like profitability, and Keurig's had no growth,’’ Jill Brown, an international business strategy professor at Bentley University, said in an interview Monday afternoon."

- Excerpt from original story by Peter Howe, published December 7, 2015.

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