Ties that bind: How business dynasties create brand opportunities

From Kennedy to Ford, Rockefeller to Murdoch, Walmart to Trump - the US boasts a fair share of dynasties in both politics and business. Campaign decided to take a look at some of our "home-grown" companies held together by DNA. Sonoo Singh explores the challenges and opportunities of these family-controlled businesses.

by Sonoo Singh

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