Like Father, Like Son

For decades Larry Tisch had been his family's patriarch, the dominant figure in the lives of his brother, Bob, and his four sons. At the age of 23, Larry had started a business with his 20-year-old brother, Bob. Over the next six decades, the Tisch brothers built one of America's great family fortunes. He died last November, leaving behind a company - Loews - that the next generation now runs and that has some real problems. Jimmy, CEO, is his father's most direct heir at Loews. Along with his brother, Andrew, and cousin, Jonathan, he is also part of the office of the president. Like his father, Jimmy wants to do deals only when there are good values to be had, but the real test for him is whether he can honor his father not just by sticking to his father's principles, but by finding his own path as well.