The biggest reasons families hesitate to sell farmland during the owners’ lifetime is fear over taxes or fear of lost income.

The 2026/27 tax year brings a major shake-up to UK business succession. Explore the reshaping £2.5m BPR cap and 18% BADR rate.

Across boardrooms, public institutions, and community structures worldwide, a quiet but consequential crisis is unfolding: ...

Billionaire Nadir Godrej is set to hand over leadership of the Godrej Industries Group to his nephew, Pirojsha, as part of a ...

Kim Jong-un’s quote on yesterday, today, and tomorrow offers a leadership lesson on continuity, institutional memory, and ...

Ben Hornby and Dean Young have been friends, teammates and co-coaches during their glittering rugby league careers. As soon ...

Olive Young is still not publicly listed, even as analysts value it at as much as 10.4 trillion won. Parent company CJ's ...

Farm families are getting a clearer picture of how last summer’s federal tax changes could affect long-term business planning after working through another filing season. In an interview with the ...

Rectitude provides a strategic update on its “Central Business Platform,” now renamed the Rectitude Succession Bridge (RSB).The collaboration ...

The Gucci-parent wants faster revenue growth than that of its peers, and more than double the 11.1% margin it booked in its ...

Fiona Haran examines the appetite for employee ownership as an exit strategy in an era shaped by tax reform and recruitment challenges.