Jarden Corp. has boosted the size of a planned secondary public offering to help finance its $1.35 billion acquisition of the Waddington Group, which makes disposable cutlery. The parent of Coleman, K2, Marmot Mountain, Völkl and many other brands had originally planned to issue 14 million new shares, but it ...
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