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Dec 06 2012

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New Thinking on Healthcare Reform

HBS heavy-hitters Clay Christensen and Michael Porter closed out a recent conference organized by HBS and Harvard Medical School. Held on the HBS campus November 14 and 15, "Healing Ourselves: Addressing Healthcare's Innovation Challenge" brought together some of the industry's top practitioners and leading thinkers to wrestle with the Gordian knot of healthcare reform.

Apr 04 2012

The Portrait Project Turns Ten

For ten years, Tony Deifell (MBA 2002) has returned to HBS each spring to photograph graduating students.

Feb 21 2012

Sustainability Is Good Business

The recent uproar over the Sierra Club’s acceptance of $26 million in undisclosed donations from an energy company prompted some environmentalists to warn against “sleeping with the enemy.”

Dec 15 2011

An HBS gift guide

Wondering what to get the HBSer in your life this year? In the holiday spirit, we're highlighting a few alumni-led companies and ideas that you may not know about.

Nov 16 2011

Are Humans Cost-Effective?

IBM's computer "Watson" recently played Jeopardy! at HBS, answering questions and raising others.

Nov 08 2011

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Saluting Our HBS Veterans

Leadership in action: Alumni draw on courage, dedication, and sacrifice in the classroom and beyond.

Sep 20 2011

A Taxing Question

The Obama administration reportedly is considering big changes in the broken system for taxing the foreign income of US corporations.

Aug 19 2011

i-lab Buzz

There’s a small army of workers putting the finishing touches on the Harvard Innovation Lab, which will soon welcome MBA students enrolled in the new first-year FIELD (Field Immersion Experiences for Leadership Development) course.

Aug 11 2011

Heard on the Street and the She-E-Os

HBS's two a cappella singing groups, Heard on the Street and the She-E-Os, enhance student life on the campus.

Aug 03 2011

No Ducking the Debt Ceiling

Is what just happened in Washington real, or a nightmare? What do HBS professors think?