CJ Cheiljedang's leading food brand Bibigo, is now featured in a Harvard Business School textbook, which explains how the ...

This is a General Management course offered jointly with the Marketing Unit because of its focus on poor customers. The course is intended to bring a societal context to the many careers that students ...

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She received her PhD in Management from NYU Stern School of Business. She studies how organizational ... Gardner, PhD, is a distinguished fellow at Harvard Law School; author of multiple books ...

Two decades of rigorous research built the business case for DEI efforts. Studies consistently show that racially diverse teams outperform their competitors in terms of profitability, and ...

In her first course at Harvard Medical School this fall, Kayton E. “Katie” Rotenberg ’23 wasn’t taught anatomy or biochemistry. Instead, she learned how to be a physician-scientist in a ...

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Harvard Business School dean Srikant Datar talks with an MBA from the new summer course, ‘Business and Climate Change.’ The course was offered to all first- and second-year MBAs at HBS ...

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Harvard saw a dip in donations ... growing levels of support over the course of the year," Harvard President Alan Garber said in a statement shared with Business Insider on Thursday.