Own-label key if management to succeed where JBB failed
By Dave Broom | 2 November 2001
Analysts believe the management of JBB's Scotch business acquired a bargain in their MBO last month, but why should they succeed where the multi-national failed? David Broom investigates the factors that will determine success or failure.
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Analysts believe the management of JBB's Scotch business acquired a bargain in their MBO last month, but why should they succeed where the multi-national failed? David Broom investigates the factors that will determine success or failure.
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