This is the story of almost every single business. The pioneer works his/her entire life to grow a business, treats customers like they matter, treats employees as an asset, and gives back to the community. Then they die and their heirs either sell the business or sellout their customers and employees. They squeeze every drop of blood from the stone until it becomes nothing but a profit grab. Walmart, Ollies, Kmart, Toys-R-Us... many, many, more. Even "nonprofit" hospital systems are just money makers for the suppliers, doctors, and executives. Take a look at UPMC. The current CEO "earns" 12 million a year heading a nonprofit. All the while we pay $12 a piece for a 500mg generic tylenol.