Succession
Examining mortality and leadership succession in family business
Credit: Pixabay/CC0 Public Domain By 2030, more than 30% of family businesses in the U.S. will lose their aging leaders to retirement, or death. Many of those leaders don’t have a strategy for letting go of their business, turning it over to a successor, or selling it. While it is rare for an incumbent leader …
Bigelow Tea Has Steadfastly Stayed Upscale In A Down Market World. All It Took Was Bagging The Family Drama.
Cindi Bigelow rips open a bag of her family’s Earl Grey tea, splaying the contents out on a crisp white napkin to highlight the dark, black leaves inside. With the scent of Calabrian bergamot lingering, she tears open two more bags from much larger competitors, dumping each onto the napkin, huffing at the contents: synthetic …
This week’s TV: The ‘Breaking Bad’ movie, ‘Riverdale’ grieves, and would impeachment be a ratings hit?
• Will the live testimony be a ratings boon, as the Brett Kavanaugh, James Comey, and Michael Cohen hearings were? • Will Fox News ignore the proceedings as often as possible, as it has been looking away from the current inquiry whenever it can? Or will it make Trump’s case, even featuring interviews with Trump …
Boars on the Floor: Breaking Down Episode 3 of ‘Succession’
HBO’s most dysfunctional and obscenely rich family this side of the Lannisters has returned. After Succession went supernova in the back half of its first season—improving upon each excellent episode to a hilarious and devastating degree—it became one of the best dramas on television, which made its hiatus all the more excruciating. Well, no more! …
Raccoon in the Chimney: Breaking Down the Season 2 Premiere of ‘Succession’
HBO’s most dysfunctional and obscenely rich family this side of the Lannisters has returned. After Succession went supernova in the back half of its first season—improving upon each excellent episode to a hilarious and devastating degree—it became one of the best dramas on television, which made its hiatus all the more excruciating. Well, no more! …
