Parton's refusal to share song rights proved lucrative
In the 1970s, Dolly Parton declined Elvis Presley's request to split publishing rights for her song 'I Will Always Love You.' That decision preserved her ownership of the track, which later generated substantial royalties. The move is highlighted as a key business decision in her career.
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