family business
Coverage of family business in the Nexus archive.
- I turned to my 91-year-old grandfather for advice before starting a business with my brother. He said to leave ego out of it.
Nathan Bennett sought advice from his 91-year-old grandfather, who has run a business with his brother for 70 years, before co-founding a fintech startup with his brother Jacob. The grandfather emphasized avoiding ego and respecting each other's strengths to maintain their sibling relationship while working together.
- ‘Fairness is important to us’: We sold our family business to our son at a discount. How can we make this up to our other child?
Parents sold their family business to their son at a discount without seeking other offers, using professionals to facilitate the process. They now seek to address potential inequity toward their other child.
- Young Malaysians reinvent the family business playbook to survive
Young Malaysians are adapting traditional family business strategies to ensure survival. They are rethinking conventional approaches to remain competitive in evolving markets.