$175$ points

Think about the decision by Kellog to break up its business. Which of these are good reasons to do that? Mark all that are correct: There is an added cost to running three large companies together as one corporation.

The difference in the businesses $($cereal$,$ Snacks, and healthy food$)$ may overstretch the Kellog brand and make it confusing for customers.

Smaller companies may be more agile and dynamic to respond to market uncertainty.

Smaller companies are easier to sell.