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What’s in April’s best interest
Ben and Lillian Jacobs continued to work together in their print shop business even after their divorce.
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A lesson in humility from the greek gods
When Zeus started bossing his siblings on Mt. Olympus, they rebelled and tied him up with a hundred knots.
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Introducing the tough new bird on the block
Perdue Farms’ New TV Commercial Marks a Succession Rite of Passage.
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Shareholders have to earn their wings to
Just because you inherit stock doesn’t mean you’re business literate. To fulfill your role requires training.
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Do unto others so they pay up
C. Dan Hunter, founder of Washington Credit Inc., explains his family’s kinder, gentler approach to credit problems.
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The family business as black comedy
A new Broadway play perpetuates stereotypes but strikes a very familiar chord or two.
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Passing on a partnership
Five guys named Vellano in the sewer business had good reason to break out the champagne at the start of 1992.
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A House Divided
The hugely successful trailer rental business founded by L.S. Shoen in 1945 now seems to illustrate all that can go wrong with a second-generation family business.
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