Business dynasties refer to families or groups that maintain significant control over a business or industry across multiple generations. These dynasties often establish their wealth and influence through successful enterprises, which can range from manufacturing to finance or technology. Their legacy is typically characterized by a strong brand presence and a commitment to preserving family values in business practices. Many business dynasties are known for their strategic investments and philanthropic efforts, which can further enhance their reputation and societal impact. Examples include the Rockefeller family in oil and the Walton family with Walmart. These dynasties often face challenges in succession planning and adapting to changing market conditions.