The crocodile is on the move. Jones Day is representing members of the Lacoste family on the sale of their remaining holdings in the apparel maker that bears their name to Swiss holding company Maus Frères in a deal that values the brand known for its little green reptile logo at roughly $1.3 billion.
November 19, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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The crocodile is on the move.
Jones Day is representing members of the Lacoste family on the sale of their remaining holdings in the apparel maker that bears their name to Swiss holding company Maus Frères in a deal that values the brand known for its little green reptile logo at roughly $1.3 billion.
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