(Reuters) – Unilever unveiled plans on Tuesday to cut about 1,500 management jobs in an overhaul aimed at easing shareholders’ concerns after a failed acquisition and news an activist investor had built a stake in the consumer goods giant. The maker of Dove soap and Magnum ice cream has had a bumpy few years, with shares falling about a quarter from highs seen in late 2019, and CEO Alan Jope’s plans facing scrutiny. Here are key developments around Unilever in the past two months. NOV. 18, 2021: Unilever agreed to sell its global tea business to CVC Capital Partners for 4.5 billion euros ($5.1…