The phrase 'feud at' is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
Instead, you can use the phrase 'feud with.' For example, you could say "The two rival families had been feuding with each other for decades."
A feud at the top of Volkswagen's management opened up.
AOL's management has taken a low-key approach to the family feud, at least from Mr. Topolsky's perspective.
Last January, the latest feud at the top of ENO burst into the open after Martyn Rose resigned as chairman.
SEOUL — A feud at Samsung Group over the family fortune has spilled from the courts into an ancestral rite to commemorate the company's founder.
The payment was granted as part of the settlement of a shareholder feud at the company, one of Russia's largest and most profitable.
English National Opera has vehemently denied it is on course to make another financial loss, amid revelations of a poisonous feud at the top of the organisation.
He also wrote "Disneywar," an account of the feuding at the company that culminated with the departure of Michael D. Eisner as chief executive.
She went out to the desert with the Bedouin and all the different tribes that were feuding at the turn of the 19th century.
Amid cabals, intrigues, exorcisms of evil spirits, and blood feuds at court, while riots were going on in the streets of Madrid, the rule of the house of Austria came to an end with the death of Charles II, on November 1 , 1700
However, at this juncture, there was a bitter distraction: the feuding at the top of the party between Bormann, Goering and Himmler added to the air of crisis surrounding life in the bunker.
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