The scuttlebutt in the pubs and wine bars around the City is that Diageo (LSE: DGE) is in play, with Brazil’s richest man Jorge Paulo Lemann reportedly mulling over a bid for the spirits-to-beer behemoth via his private equity firm 3G Capital. So should you buy in? Owain Bennallack explores…
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