Rajiv Bhatia's Blog: Long live uncle Pai! Chitron ki Katha Amar rahe! RIP.

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FORTUNE May 12, 1997

"Family businesses are never easy, especially when the chief executive is a 21-year-old multimillionaire and the president is his 64-year-old disciplinarian dad. “We had some dogfights, sure, because for a long time [Tiger] just didn’t know how to use me.” Earl told FORTUNE. “But I told him, ‘In the business world you’re the boss, while I‘m the assistant boss. I will give you total abject honesty and trust. You can’t buy that from anyone else. In parent-child matters, I‘m the dad and you’re my son. There will be a different tone in my voice and in the language I use. You will know when I’m switching.'"

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Friday, February 25, 2011

Long live uncle Pai! Chitron ki Katha Amar rahe! RIP.

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