The inability to share wealth and power amicably among siblings, and within families, is a universal problem. Globally, a quick transition from family-/individual-owned businesses to professional management and fear of shareholder lawsuits, especially by activist shareholders, have usually contained the problem. But this is not the case in India. Listen to this week's episode as Sucheta Dalal explores.
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