For generations, prenuptial agreements were the ultimate relationship taboo. Deployed by trust fund babies or people who’d been burned by love in the past, the legal contracts were considered ...

Throughout the year, HBS travels to cities around the world to engage and connect with alumni while offering insights into the latest School priorities. Evening at a Glance: 6:30 p.m. — Alumni ...

This episode of Skydeck was edited by Jocelyn Gonzalez from PRX Productions. Skydeck is produced by the Alumni Engagement and Development department at Harvard Business School. It is available on ...

For the last 35 years, Pete Wendell (MBA 1976) has been teaching a course in Stanford’s MBA program that routinely has budding founders and venture capitalists clamoring for a seat. The second-year ...

A consultant and professor with a Ph.D. in economics from Ohio State University, Ted Levitt had already published two articles in the Harvard Business Review when he joined the HBS faculty in 1959.

Rapid technological changes are sweeping across our society—affecting how we do our work, how we run our businesses, and even how we live our lives. HBS has stepped forward to elevate and expand ...

Cathy Kuehn Price and Malcolm Price cite two primary reasons for supporting HBS: appreciation for what they learned as students and enthusiasm for the School’s 21st-century agenda. “I went to HBS to ...

When Stephanie Carfang (MBA 2016) was expecting her third child, she decided to leave a corporate position she’d held for close to a decade. It was a significant transition, and she knew she needed ...

The HBS Association of New Zealand (HBSANZ) is helping its members better understand the practical applications of AI through a monthly webinar series, launched in July, that will culminate in an ...

It was 1979 when Dan Bricklin (MBA 1979) and Bob Frankston made history by launching VisiCalc, the world’s first independent software company and the first spreadsheet program for personal computers.

Dave Burwick has an $8 dilemma this morning. Business has been booming, but the math is not. Tariffs are taking a bite out of every aluminum can. Fuel and freight charges are soaring. And every last ...

It's rare for a day to go by when the term FOMO (short for "fear of missing out") isn't shared on TV, social media, or any other media we consume. But where did FOMO come from? In this interview, ...