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Bernard Arnault and Rupert Murdoch will prove that death determines succession

Arguably, the two most talked-about family business successions of the last five years have been Bernard Arnault at LVMH and Rupert Murdoch at News Corp. The latter looks to be settled, at least on paper, but the former has yet to be, as made blatantly clear in a series of media stories over the last week.

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