26. P&G is a leading consumer goods company in the United States that has grown its business through a combination of international growth, alliances, acquisitions and mergers. In 2003, P&G acquired the beauty care company Wella to acquire products that would complement its current product. In 2004, P&G acquired AG- Hutchison Ltd to establish a stronger presence in the Chinese consumer goods products market. In 2005, P&G acquired Gillette, another consumer goods company, in a deal worth approximately $57 billion dollars. If Gillette's managers wanted to maximize the value that Gillette received from its acquisition by P&G, they should A. Seek information from P&G about the value that P&G will receive from its acquisition of Gillette. B. Not engage in negotiations with any bidder but P$G. C. Close the acquisition as quickly as possible. D. Stop the acquisition