Private equity: Dunkin’ and divin’ around the doughnut issue

by Kathryn Tully

JPMorgan found itself in a sticky hole last month when its private equity arm, JPMorgan Partners, was part of a consortium bidding for US doughnut company Dunkin’ Brands, which was being sold by French drinks company Pernod Ricard....

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