JLL faces the reality of being public.

By:

Whitmore, J

Series: Property Week ; 64(29) 23 July 1999, 10(1)Publication details: 1999Subject(s):

Summary: Considers why Jones Lang LaSalle was recently forced to issue a profits warning and looks at the wider implications of becoming a public company.

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Considers why Jones Lang LaSalle was recently forced to issue a profits warning and looks at the wider implications of becoming a public company.

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