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Family Business



Recent Family Business Articles

The Secret to Attaining Work-Life Balance

As our business grew, I started neglecting my family and friends--and no advice seemed to help bring balance. That is, until I read this passage.  Read more


Making a Bundle on Baby Bloomers

RuffleButts founder Amber Schaub reinvented the bloomers from her youth, which led to a full-fledged children's apparel company she now runs with her husband.  Read more


Corporate America Is Killing Your Start-up Dreams

Chained to your desk? I've been there. If you're still stuck working for a giant company, you need to know these two things right now.  Read more


The Family Sabbatical

Extended breaks are wonderful things, unless the spouse and kids have other plans.  Read more


How to Stay Married When Starting a Company

Hint: It's harder than it sounds. Here's how we make it work, and stay happy while running a successful business.  Read more


How A 27-Year-Old Leads Her Family's Business

Ashley Fina is the third generation at the helm of Michael C. Fina, the Fifth Avenue retailer and employee-recognition company. She talks about how she and h...  Watch video


The Small Joys of Family Business

Entrepreneurship, for all its challenges, can bestow on families unexpected benefits beyond the obvious financial ones.  Read more


Case Study: Family Business Succession

An entrepreneur's son questions whether to follow in his father's footsteps.  Read more


Jim Beam Trying to Stay Edgy at 216 Years Old

After revenues soared in 2010, Beam split from Fortune Brands to be traded publicly this month. And it's taking a shot at serving new drinks to a few unusual...  Read more


The CEO vs. the Shareholder

Author John Warrillow explains the perks of keeping your role as both CEO and a shareholder separate in your mind -and in everyone else's.  Read more