NEW YORK: A costly months-long battle over the direction of one of America’s biggest companies culminates on Tuesday with a shareholder vote at Procter & Gamble headquarters in Cincinnati.
The fight pits the maker of Gillette razors and Olay soap against activist investor Nelson Peltz, 75, a billionaire hedge fund chief who has pitched himself as the outsider needed to reignite P&G, the largest company by market capitalization ever to face a proxy battle.
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