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Mars Inc Just Made a Snack Attack on the Entire Global Economy With Its Secret Sauce of Cash and Utter Disregard for Transparency

An illustration of Mars Inc.'s logo made from M&M's candies and Pedigree dog food packaging pieces forming a giant globe with Kellanova's Pringles, Cheez-It, and Kellogg’s corn flakes boxes rising out of the surface. A Snickers bar is broken in half to reveal a dollar sign inside as it falls into the ocean below. The CIA headquarters building appears on the horizon behind Mars Inc.'s nondescript office building with no logo or signage visible. Valerie Mars stands at the edge, looking out over the scene while holding an M&M's candy and wearing a business suit.

It looks like Mars Inc just made some major moves by snatching up Kellanova for $36 billion – talk about making your move on the snack and cereal market! This deal is no surprise given that Mars, one of America’s most secretive companies (even more so than the CIA!), has been quietly expanding through acquisitions over three decades. With a net worth estimated at $117 billion, they’ve got deep pockets to back their moves – not unlike Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway which provided financial backing for Wrigley in 2008

Source: www.reuters

MCLEAN, VIRGINIA, Aug 14 (Reuters) - A running joke among residents of McLean, Virginia is that the most secretive organization headquartered in their Washington D.C. suburb is not the Central Intelligence Agency, but rather a confectionery and pet products company. Here, the second-richest U.S. family runs Mars Inc, maker of M&M's candies and Pedigree pet food, out of a nondescript building with no corporate logo or any other identifying signage. […]

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