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India's Corporate Empires Grapple With Succession [CommwebNews.com](14 Oct 2008 00:01:00 EDT)For over a century, family-run business empires have held sway in India, but acrimonious succession battles are now turning off foreign investors and prompting Indian corporations to adopt post-dynastic strategies.
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India's Corporate Empires Grapple With Succession [TechwebNews.com](14 Oct 2008 00:01:00 EDT)For over a century, family-run business empires have held sway in India, but acrimonious succession battles are now turning off foreign investors and prompting Indian corporations to adopt post-dynastic strategies.
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India's Corporate Empires Grapple With Succession [TechwebNews.com](14 Oct 2008 00:01:00 EDT)For over a century, family-run business empires have held sway in India, but acrimonious succession battles are now turning off foreign investors and prompting Indian corporations to adopt post-dynastic strategies.
