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Steve Jobs's legacy
Professor Nancy Koehn
Fortune, November 5, 2009

Regina Herzlinger: A Long-Term Vision for Healthcare Reform
Professor Regina Herzlinger
Healthcare Financial Management, November 5, 2009

Battered Company Says 'No' To Job Cuts
Associate Professor Jordan Siegel
NPR Morning Edition, November 5, 2009

Ex-Goldman Sachs Partner Kaplan Expects Populist Rage to Swell
Professor Robert Kaplan
Bloomberg News, November 4, 2009

The conceit of deceit
Assistant Professor Michael Norton
Economist.com, October 27, 2009

Strauss-Kahn Sees G-20 Adopting Timeline, Method on Imbalances
Professor Niall Ferguson
Bloomberg News , November 4, 2009

Give credit to create jobs - but only where it's due
Senior Lecturer Robert Pozen
Financial Times , November 3, 2009

UK takes right step on too-big banks
Professor David Moss
Reuters , November 3, 2009

Real Estate Price Plunge Makes U.S. Homeownership Perilous Path
Lecturer Nicolas Retsinas
Bloomberg News , November 3, 2009

'Greater love hath no man'
Associate Professor Scott Snook
WashingtonPost.com, November 3, 2009

Harvard Business School's New Curriculum: Everyday Finance
Professor Peter Tufano
Forbes.com, November 2, 2009

5 Questions for Bill George
Professor Bill George
USA Today, November 2, 2009

Starbucks focuses on relevance over cool as 4Q earnings loom
Professor John Quelch
Seattle Times, November 1, 2009

Dreaming up a new way to build dream cars
Assistant Professor Karim Lakhani
Boston Globe, November 1, 2009

Creative Kids Learn to Flow
Professor Teresa Amabile
PsychologyToday.com, November 1, 2009

Barack Obama love affair with Google ends
Assistant Professor Ben Edelman
The Sunday Times (UK), November 1, 2009

Everybody in the Pool of Green Innovation
Professor Josh Lerner, Professor Mary Tripsas
New York Times, October 31, 2009

NECN, SportsNet find way to share strengths
Professor Emeritus Stephen Greyser
Boston Globe, October 31, 2009

Focus on Short-Term Hurts Companies
Professor Bill George, Professor Michael Porter
Wall Street Journal - Online, October 29, 2009

How is the White House handling H1N1?
Professor Rosabeth Moss Kanter
Politico.com, October 29, 2009

Fish out of water
Professor Josh Lerner
The Economist, October 29, 2009

After the Wall: A Debate Over Democracy's Reach
Professor Niall Ferguson
The Wall Street Journal, October 29, 2009

Massachusetts Governor Says U.S. Health Plan Must Cut Costs
Professor Regina Herzlinger
Bloomberg News, October 29, 2009

Is it possible to teach ethics to business school students?
Professor Rakesh Khurana
Financial Times, October 28, 2009

Peltz could mean a bumpy ride for Legg Mason
Associate Professor Robin Greenwood
The Baltimore Sun, October 28, 2009

Housing gloom in state lifts a bit more
Lecturer Nicolas Retsinas
The Boston Globe, October 28, 2009

The conceit of deceit
Assistant Professor Michael Norton
Economist.com , October 27, 2009

Want to fix Wall Street? If you're Pozen, write a book
Senior Lecturer Robert Pozen
McClatchy-Tribune, October 27, 2009

Renters get little relief as demand increases
Lecturer Nicolas Retsinas
The Boston Globe, October 27, 2009

10 things Google has taught us
Professor Clayton Christensen
Fortune, October 26, 2009

Sitting Down with Jay Light
Dean Jay Light
The Harbus, October 26, 2009

Lessons from history
Professor Niall Ferguson
CNN.com, October 26, 2009

Only one captain
Professor Bill George
The Washington Post - Online, October 26, 2009

There is enough room for optimism
Professor Tarun Khanna
The Hindustan Times, October 26, 2009

Oakley plans line of $4,000 sunglasses
Professor Emeritus Stephen Greyser
USA Today, October 25, 2009

The Chamber and U.S. Business
Professor Rosabeth Moss Kanter
On Point with Tom Ashbrook , October 22, 2009

Yo-Yo Ma Completes GSE Residency
Professor Emeritus Ray Goldberg
Harvard Crimson , October 23, 2009

Arena Digest: Is Obama's offensive overdue or overdone?
Professor Rosabeth Moss Kanter
Politico , October 22, 2009

Obama & Google (a love story)
Assistant Professor Ben Edelman
Fortune , October 22, 2009

Benetton's Faded Colors
Professor Michael Porter
Time , October 21, 2009

Another View: Let's Stop Vilifying the Bankers
Professor Bill George
New York Times - Online , October 21, 2009

On healthcare reform, carrots work better than sticks
Professor Regina Herzlinger
The Hill (Washington, D.C.), October 20, 2009

Surprise! You've become a manager. Now what?
Professor Linda Hill
Associated Press , October 19, 2009

Moffat Viewed as 'Classic IBM Executive'
Professor Rosabeth Moss Kanter
The Wall Street Journal, October 19, 2009

Bank Of America, Burdened by Defaults, Posts Loss
Professor Clayton Rose
NewsHour with Jim Lehrer, October 16, 2009

The Myth Of Efficiency
Professor Clayton Christensen, Professor Rakesh Khurana
Forbes.com, October 16, 2009

Beware Superstar CEOs
Associate Professor Boris Groysberg
Forbes.com, October 16, 2009

Japan can learn from Silicon Valley
Professor Tarun Khanna
The Japan Times - Online, October 15, 2009

Around the Schools: Harvard Business School
Professor Krishna Palepu
Harvard University Gazette, October 15, 2009

In pursuit of everyday excellence
Senior Lecturer Stacey Childress, Professor David Thomas
Harvard University Gazette, October 15, 2009

'Profit-based growth wiser than increasing size of companies'
Professor Michael Porter
The Korea Herald, October 15, 2009

A Problem-Solver's Guide to Copycatting
Assistant Professor Karim Lakhani
FastCompany.com, October 15, 2009

Arena Digest: Reaction to reaction
Professor Rosabeth Moss Kanter
Politico.com, October 14, 2009

Web Ads Hidden Under Cloak of Invisibility
Assistant Professor Benjamin Edelman
Wall Street Journal, October 13, 2009

A Biz Dev Primer
Professor Joseph Lassiter
Portfolio.com, October 13, 2009

The Partner Police
Professor Joseph Lassiter
Portfolio.com, October 13, 2009

Masters of Corporate Governance
Professor Jay Lorsch
Directorship.com, October 12, 2009

Michelin Man, tire-tossing superhero
Professor Rohit Deshpande
CNN.com, October 12, 2009

The future of investing: academics predict more complexity
Senior Lecturer Robert Pozen, Professor Luis Viceira
FT.com, October 11, 2009

Making the 'public option' a simple one
Senior Lecturer Robert Pozen
Boston Globe, October 10, 2009

A Better Health Care Alternative
Professor Regina Herzlinger
Forbes.com, October 9, 2009

GOP needs power player to end 'warlord status,' expert says
Professor John Quelch
CNN.com, October 9, 2009

PE bigwigs meeting in Dubai, raising money a focus
Professor Josh Lerner
Reuters, October 9, 2009

Workers of the world, your plight: Beware the 'doom loop'
Professor Amy Edmondson
Kansas City Star, October 9, 2009

Who can fill the CEO seat?
Senior Lecturer Clayton Rose
Boston Globe, October 9, 2009

On Leadership: Rosabeth Moss Kanter on 'Supercorps'
Professor Rosabeth Moss Kanter
Washington Post.com, October 8, 2009

Where were the doctors?
Research Fellow Sachin Jain
Boston Globe, October 8, 2009

Microfinancing China
Professor Tarun Khanna
Wall Street Journal - Online, October 7, 2009

In E-Books, It's an Army vs. Google
Professor David Yoffie
New York Times, October 7, 2009

Trichet, Lagarde Push China to Let Currency Gain Against Euro
Professor Niall Ferguson
Bloomberg News, October 6, 2009

The World Bank must fix its business model
Associate Professor Alnoor Ebrahim
FT.com, October 5, 2009

HBS Curriculum Adapts to Meltdown
Professor Rawi E. Abdelal, Dean Jay Light, Professor David Moss, Senior Lecturer Clayton Rose, Professor Peter Tufano
Harvard Crimson, October 5, 2009

IAB: Online Ad Spend Dips 5.3% in First Half
Professor John Deighton
Mediaweek, October 5, 2009

It's Brand New, but Make It Sound Familiar
Professor Mary Tripsas
New York Times, October 4, 2009

Online education expanding, awaits innovation
Professor Clayton Christensen
Reuters, October 1, 2009

Who Can Take Charge at Bank of America?
Professor Rakesh Khurana
New York Times, October 2, 2009

Rethinking Capitalism: How Very Enterprising
Professor Rosabeth Moss Kanter
Washington Post, October 2, 2009

Remembering Senator Kennedys Health Care Legacy
Professor Ray Gilmartin
CNBC Squawk Box October 2, 2009

Rethinking Capitalism: How Very Enterprising
Professor Rosabeth Moss Kanter
Washington Post, October 2, 2009

Remembering Senator Kennedys Health Care Legacy
Professor Ray Gilmartin
CNBC Squawk Box

Swiss Health Care Thrives Without Public Option
Professor Regina Herzlinger
New York Times, October 1, 2009

HBS study goes inside the boardroom
Professor Jay Lorsch
Harvard Gazette, September 30, 2009

Guest: Harvard's Rosabeth Moss Kanter on Super Corp
Professor Rosabeth Moss Kanter
Washington Business Tonight, September 30, 2009

When Taking Time Off Is Good For Business
Professor Leslie Perlow
The Takeaway/ Public Radio International, September 29, 2009

How To Compete With Free Products
Associate Professor Ramon Casadesus-Masanell
The Business Insider , September 29, 2009

Los Angeles City Hall becomes tech giants' battlefield
Professor David Yoffie
Los Angeles Times , September 28, 2009

Tuesday summit to target innovation in business
Professor Clayton Christensen
Indianapolis Star , September 28, 2009

Is the Sun Setting on Japan?
Assistant Professor Andrei Hagiu
Barron's , September 28, 2009

Opting in vs. Opting Out
Professor Alvin Roth
New York Times, September 27, 2009

A Better Blueprint for Financial Regulation
Senior Lecturer Robert Pozen
Barron's , September 27, 2009

Case study on Najibnomics
Professor Rawi Abdelal and Associate Professor Laura Alfaro
Malaysian Star , September 28, 2009

If You Need to Work Better, Maybe Try Working Less
Professor Leslie Perlow
Wall Street Journal , September 23, 2009

Can the Future Be Built in America?
Professor Willy Shih
BusinessWeek, September 21, 2009

Genzyme struggles to recover from virus
Professor Bill George
Boston Globe, September 21, 2009

Turmoil in the Rankings
Professor Nancy Koehn
BusinessWeek, September 21, 2009

Now, an Invention Inventors Will Like
Professor Josh Lerner
New York Times, September 21, 2009

Why We Need Universal, Consumer-Driven Health Care
Professor Regina Herzlinger
Richmond Times-Dispatch, September 20, 2009

A foot in the door
Lecturer Nicolas Retsinas
Boston.com, September 20, 2009

A failure to communicate
Professor Paul Gompers
The Deal, September 18, 2009

Something for the weekend
Professor Teresa Amabile
FT.com, September 18, 2009

Transforming the Health Care System
Professor Michael Porter
CNBC Squawk Box, September 17, 2009

Putting America Back to Work
Professor Bill George
BusinessWeek, September 17, 2009

Bill George on Leading in a Crisis
Professor Bill George
BusinessWeek.com, September 17, 2009

Greyser honored by Institute for Public Relations
Professor Emeritus Stephen Greyser
Harvard Gazette, September 17, 2009

As a Storm Approached, a Few Bankers Acted Wisely
Professor William George
New York Times, September 17, 2009

Stop Pining for Glass-Steagall
Professor Robert Pozen
Forbes, September 16, 2009

Lehman in Context: A Historical Perspective
Professor Nancy Koehn
HarvardBusiness.org, September 16, 2009

Why a Lehman deal would not have saved us
Professor Niall Ferguson
Financial Times, September 15, 2009

Can the Future Be Built in America?
Professor Willy Shih
BusinessWeek, September 12, 2009

Losing Out on Flexible Displays
Professor Willy Shih
BusinessWeek.com, September 10, 2009

Vikram Akula's Moment of Reckoning
Professor Tarun Khanna
Forbes (India), September 16, 2009

Facebook: 300 million people, checking out photos of women
Associate Professor Mikolaj Piskorski
New England Cable News, September 16, 2009

Wall Street's New Gilded Age
Professor Niall Ferguson
Newsweek, September 15, 2009

Insurance supermarket risks
Professor Regina Herzlinger
Washington Times - Online, September 15, 2009

Moving Beyond the Conventional Wisdom of Whole-District Reform
Senior Lecturer Stacey Childress
Education Week , September 14, 2009

HBS Ups Size of Entrepreneurs-in-Residence Program
Senior Lecturer Michael Roberts
Harvard Crimson, September 13, 2009

Skilled Indian workers hit new job streets
Professor Tarun Khanna
The Economic Times, September 13, 2009

Learning To Create Better Collaboration Hubs
Professor Rosabeth Moss Kanter
Investors Business Daily, September 11, 2009

We Don't Need a Public Option
Professor Regina Herzlinger
National Review.com, September 11, 2009

Lehman's Last Contribution to Society: A Lesson on Social Insurance
Professor David Moss
New York Times.com, September 11, 2009

The myth of the 'natural' CEO
Professor Bill George
National Post.com, September 10, 2009

Reflecting On A Legacy Of Recessions: Job Losses
Professor Niall Ferguson
NPR's All Things Considered, September 9, 2009

Getting justice right
Professor Niall Ferguson
Harvard University Gazette, September 9, 2009

The Buffett and Munger Way
Professor Joseph Bower
Directorship, September 8, 2009

Don't Get Boxed In
Professor Lynda Applegate
WomenEntrepreneur.com, September 8, 2009

Manufacturing: Make or break?
Professor Gary Pisano, Professor Willy Shih
The Globe and Mail, September 8, 2009

Bernanke Rex
Senior Lecturer Clayton Rose
Portfolio.com, September 8, 2009

'Global Indian corporate citizens a new power group'
Professor Tarun Khanna
The Economic Times, September 6, 2009

Government Health Plan May Fall Short in Spurring Competition
Professor Regina Herzlinger
Bloomberg News, September 5, 2009

Will Windows 7 Reboot PC Sales?
Professor David Yoffie
BusinessWeek, September 14, 2009

Business Books
Professor Rosabeth Moss Kanter
TIME, September 14, 2009

The Friday Five: Great Books on Business and Innovation
Professor Clayton Christensen
Boston.com, September 4, 2009

Louis Byington Barnes, 81, Harvard professor, author
Late Professor Emeritus Louis B. Barnes
Boston Globe, September 4, 2009

The electric-fuel-trade acid test
Professor Joseph Bower, Professor Clayton Christensen
The Economist, September 3, 2009

Paranoid survivor
Professor Richard Tedlow
The Economist, September 3, 2009

John Kotter's Urgent Message for Entrepreneurs
Professor Emeritus John Kotter
Inc., September 1, 2009

A Failure to Communicate
Professor Jay Lorsch
Directorship.com, August 31, 2009

Humility and the Successful Startup
Associate Professor Noam Wasserman
BusinessWeek.com, August 28, 2009

Health care in India
Professor Regina Herzlinger
Lou Dobbs Tonight - CNN, August 28, 2009

Private alternatives
Professor Regina Herzlinger
Washington Times - Online, August 28, 2009

Rules Eased on Bank Buyouts
Professor Guhan Subramanian
Wall Street Journal, August 27, 2009

Working Better through Play
Professor Teresa Amabile
Success Magazine, August 27, 2009

Taking the responsible route to success
Professor Rosabeth Moss Kanter
Financial Times, August 27, 2009

Housing Data Point to Recovery That May Help Economy
Lecturer Nicolas Retsinas
Bloomberg News, August 27, 2009

Merrill Lynch, Deutsche Bank Defer IPO Fees for REITs (Update1)
Professor Emeritus Samuel Hayes
Bloomberg News, August 26, 2009

Inland Real Estate Dives Into Troubled Commercial Market
Professor Arthur Segel
New York Times, August 26, 2009

High Five With Jay O. Light
Dean Jay Light
Forbes.com, August 25, 2009

As more banks fail, private investors gain favor
Professor Josh Lerner
The Associated Press, August 25, 2009

The Poor Payoff of Pleasure Postponed
Assistant Professor Anat Keinan
Harvard Magazine, August 25, 2009

An Ounce of Prevention
Professor David Moss
Harvard Magazine, August 25, 2009

Slump Spurs Grab for Markets
Professor Nancy Koehn
Wall Street Journal, August 25, 2009

Clustering
Professor Michael Porter
Economist.com, August 24, 2009

Employers consider short-haul medical tourism
Professor Regina Herzlinger
BusinessInsurance.com, August 24, 2009

US puts brake on 'clunkers' programme
Professor John Quelch
The Times (UK), August 23, 2009

Happiness: A buyer's guide
Assistant Professor Michael Norton
Boston Globe, August 23, 2009

Let's create real private market for health care
Professor Regina Herzlinger
Kansas City Star - Online, August 22, 2009

Government should get back to the basics on health care
Professor Regina Herzlinger
Pioneer Press - Online, August 19, 2009

Google's Chrome browser loads Web pages faster
Professor David Yoffie
USA Today, August 19, 2009

Scholes, Merton Says Banks Should Value Assets Better (Update1)
Professor Robert Kaplan, Professor Robert Merton
Bloomberg News, August 19, 2009

Doing Good as Competitive Advantage
Professor Emeritus Michael Beer
Directorship.com, August 19, 2009

The 2009 Health-Care Reform Debacle
Professor Bill George
BusinessWeek.com, August 18, 2009

Disclose the fair value of complex securities
Baker Foundation Professor Robert Kaplan, Professor Robert Merton
Financial Times, August 18, 2009

Why Be an Ethical Company? They're Stronger and Last Longer
Professor Emeritus Michael Beer
BusinessWeek.com, August 17, 2009

Can the Supreme Court Undress High Fund Fees?
Professor Max Bazerman
Wall Street Journal, August 15, 2009

An influx of 40-year anniversaries
Professor Nancy Koehn
Marketplace, August 14, 2009

Exploring the great dilemmas of leadership
Professor Sandra Sucher
The Economic Times, August 14, 2009

Something for the weekend
Assistant Professor Eric Van den Steen
FT.com, August 14, 2009

Creating a Sense of Urgency Among Employees
Professor Emeritus John Kotter
BusinessWeek.com, August 14, 2009

Netscape Founder Backs New Browser
Professor David Yoffie
New York Times, August 14, 2009

Practicing Medicine in the Age of Facebook
Research Fellow Sachin Jain
New England Journal of Medicine, August 13, 2009

SEWA to feature in Harvard curriculum
Assistant Professor Shawn Cole
The Times of India, August 12, 2009

Health Care's Taxing Problem
Professor Regina Herzlinger
National Review Online, August 12, 2009

Quick Tips: Midyear Reviews in a Downturn
Senior Lecturer Bhaskar Chakravorti
Smart Money - Online, August 11, 2009

A runaway deficit may soon test Obama's luck
Professor Niall Ferguson
Financial Times, August 11, 2009

GM And Why Size No Longer Matters
Professor Michael Porter
Forbes.com, August 11, 2009

Wal-Mart's Backward Business Revolution
Lily-Hayes Kaufman (HBS '10)
Forbes.com, August 11, 2009

Destination dustbin
Professor Michael Beer
Financial Times Online, August 10, 2009

Are Global Standards Bad for America?
Professor David Hawkins, Assistant Professor Karthik Ramanna
Business Finance Magazine, August 10, 2009

Ways To Ensure Results
Professor Emeritus Michael Beer
Investors.com, August 10, 2009

Business planning
Professor William Sahlman
Economist.com, August 10, 2009

Staving Off a Spiral Toward Oblivion
Associate Professor Mary Tripsas, Assistant Professor Daniel Snow
New York Times, August 9, 2009

For Private Equity, a Very Public Disaster
Professor Josh Lerner
New York Times, August 9, 2009

What you don't know about your friends
Assistant Professor Michael Norton
Boston Globe, August 9, 2009

US healthcare reform looks to the Swiss
Professor Regina Herzlinger
Swissinfo.ch, August 8, 2009

Former homeless man takes part in Harvard Business School seminar
Professor Dutch Leonard
Harvard University Gazette - Online, August 8, 2009

Area business schools sharpen focus on new standard
Professor David F. Hawkins
Boston Business Journal, August 7, 2009

For N.F.L., Split Seconds Become 30-Second Spots
Professor Emeritus Stephen Greyser
New York Times, August 7, 2009

Seeking Growth, Cisco Reroutes Decisions
Professor Rosabeth Moss Kanter
Wall Street Journal, August 6, 2009

Despite Bailouts, Business as Usual at Goldman
Professor David Moss
New York Times, August 6, 2009

The Hawthorne Effect
Assistant Professor Michel Anteby, Laura Linard, Director, Baker Library Collections
BBC Radio 4, August 5, 2009

Why Scandinavia can teach us a thing or two about surviving a recession
Principal Associate Christian Ketels
The Guardian.co.uk, August 5, 2009

Original thinking on health reform
Professor Regina Herzlinger
Indianapolis Star, August 5, 2009

Traders Fired in Shakeout Migrating to Firms Off of Wall Street
Professor Emeritus Samuel Hayes
Bloomberg News, August 4, 2009

Rivals strive to topple Google in quest for the 'perfect search'
Professor David Yoffie
The Guardian (UK), August 2, 2009

India's pockets of prosperity?
Associate Professor Laura Alfaro, Assistant Professor Lakshmi Iyer
The Christian Science Monitor, July 31, 2009

Henry Louis Gates and the Global Economy
Professor Rosabeth Moss Kanter
BusinessWeek.com, July 31, 2009

Best Stock Picks Came From Brokerages, Beating Funds
Associate Professor Boris Groysberg, Professor Paul Healy, Assistant Professor Devin Shanthikumar
Bloomberg.com, July 31, 2009

Nothing to shout about
Professor John Deighton
The Economist.com, July 30, 2009

Survey Shows Americans Face Difficulty With Unexpected Bills
Professor Peter Tufano
Wall Street Journal, July 30, 2009

Kinder, Gentler, Richer Companies
Professor Rosabeth Moss Kanter
BusinessWeek, July 30, 2009

Behind Microsoft-Yahoo The Online Economics of Scale
Professor Niall Ferguson
New York Times - Online, July 30, 2009

Obama's international tightrope
Professor Niall Ferguson
Edinburgh Journal, July 30, 2009

For health-care system alternative, consider Switzerland
Professor Regina Herzlinger
State Journal-Register, July 30, 2009

Independent minds make for better health-care decisions
Professor Regina Herzlinger
Pioneer Press.com, July 28, 2009

Chatter about a new global currency is overblown
Senior Lecturer Robert Pozen
The Financial Times, July 30, 2009

Nothing to shout about
Professor John Deighton
The Economist, July 30, 2009

Microsoft and Yahoo Are Linked Up. Now What?
Professor David Yoffie
New York Times, July 30, 2009

As Slowdown Drags On, IBM Looks to Governments for New Growth
Professor Rosabeth Moss Kanter
Wall Street Journal, July 30, 2009

The Hawthorne Effect
Assistant Professor Michel Anteby, Laura Linard, Director, Baker Library Collections
BBC Radio 4, July 28, 2009

Idea to split Coyotes home games draws criticism from observers
Professor Emeritus Stephen Greyser
The Arizona Republic.com, July 28, 2009

U.S. Government Owns GM, but Don't Call it Nationalization
Professor Nancy Koehn
Worldview (Chicago Public Radio), July 27, 2009

Is U.S.-China Economic Marriage on the Rocks?
Professor Niall Ferguson
The Huffington Post, July 27, 2009

Responsibilities Of Profit?
Professor Bill George
The Washington Post.com, July 26, 2009

Some Inconvenient Truths About Medicare and the New 'Public Plan'
Professor Regina Herzlinger
RealClearPolitics.com, July 25, 2009

Foreclosure's unrelenting tide
Lecturer Nicolas Retsinas
Boston Globe, July 23, 2009

Perez policy for chasing revenue on shaky ground
Professor Emeritus Stephen Greyser
Thomson Reuters, July 23, 2009

Thinkers 50 Niall Ferguson
Professor Niall Ferguson
The Times Online (UK), July 22, 2009

Marketing Pose
Assistant Professor Michael Norton
New York Times Magazine, July 21, 2009

How to Market in a Downturn
Professor John Quelch
BNET.com, July 21, 2009

Spending on home improvement still bleak
Lecturer Nicolas Retsinas
Boston Herald.com, July 20, 2009

Warehouse Club Study Flawed in Conclusion
Assistant Professor Michael Norton
BNET.com, July 20, 2009

'Booking' the Economy
Professor Niall Ferguson
Newsweek.com, July 20, 2009

Wal-Mart using its clout to go green
Professor Rosabeth Moss Kanter
Boston.com, July 20, 2009

Using the Lottery Effect to Make People Save
Professor Peter Tufano
Wall Street Journal.com, July 20, 2009

Non-stop season of sales for shoppers
Professor Nancy Koehn
Chicago Tribune.com, July 18, 2009

Strength and smarts
Professor Lauren Cohen
Boston Globe, July 17, 2009

Wal-Mart takes the lead in green retailing. (Yes, that Wal-Mart.)
Professor Rosabeth Moss Kanter
The Christian Science Monitor, July 16, 2009

NHL details hockey at Fenway
Professor Emeritus Stephen Greyser
Boston Herald, July 16, 2009

Little laptops snap at the oligopoly
Professor Willy Shih
Financial Times.com, July 15, 2009

Redesigning Health Care
Senior Lecturer Richard Bohmer
BNET, July 14, 2009

Business Guru's Prescription for Healthcare
Professor Michael Porter
WBUR's Here and Now, July 14, 2009

Is Chrome OS a "Disruptive Innovation?"
Professor Clayton Christensen
The Huffington Post, July 14, 2009

The more things change
Associate Professor Laura Alfaro
Business Standard (India), July 10, 2009

Sears' Edifice Complex
Professor Richard Tedlow
Forbes.com, July 10, 2009

Systemic Risk and the Fed
Senior Lecturer Robert C. Pozen
Wall Street Journal, July 9, 2009

Should We Buy Health Insurance Like Yogurt?
Professor Regina Herzlinger
BostonChannel.com, July 09, 2009

Whirlwind auto deals raise conflict questions
Professor Josh Lerner
Reuters, July 09, 2009

The brightest and the rest
Professor Josh Lerner
Economist.com, July 09, 2009

Limited Choices
Professor Regina Herzlinger
National Review.com, July, 09, 2009

In Chrome, Hints of a Real Rival to Windows
Professor David Yoffie
New York Times, July, 09, 2009

J&J Acts Fast on Tylenol
Professor Emeritus Stephen Greyser
Wall Street Journal, July, 09, 2009

Energy Traders on the Firing Line
Professor Josh Lerner
New York Times July, 08, 2009

Is Digg the Jan Brady of Web 2.0?
Associate Professor Mikolaj Jan Piskorski
Fortune July, 07, 2009

Avoid the 50-Packs Of Cereal, and Other Tips for Bulk Buyers
Assistant Professor Michael Norton
The Washington Post July, 07, 2009

The road a new GM must take
Professor John Quelch
Marketplace July, 07, 2009

Economists Out to Lunch
Professor Niall Ferguson
The Washington Post July, 06, 2009

Anatomy Of A Coup
Associate Professor Noel Maurer
Forbes.com July, 03, 2009

Chinese Fireworks Display
Professor Niall Ferguson
New York Times July, 03, 2009

Heavy Job Loss Prompts Stimulus Criticism
Lecturer Nicolas Retsinas
NPR Morning Edition July, 03, 2009

What the future of the auto industry will look like
Assistant Professor Daniel Snow
The Christian Science Monitor July, 02, 2009

Upgrading the Computer History Museum
Professor Richard Tedlow
BusinessWeek July, 01, 2009

Kotter: It's time to spark urgency for change
Professor Emeritus John Kotter
People Management (UK) July, 01, 2009

Buying That Bank to Get Tougher
Professor Josh Lerner
Wall Street Journal July, 01, 2009

Harvard program targets diversity at highest levels
Professor David Thomas
Boston Globe July, 01, 2009

Little luxuries bring consolation to consumers
Professor John Quelch
Financial Times (Germany), June 30, 2009

Firm Offers Blueprint for Makeover in a Spinoff
Professor Emeritus Michael Beer, Professor Emeritus John Kotter
Wall Street Journal, June 29, 2009

Google Argues That It Really Isn't So Big
Professor David Yoffie
New York Times, June 28, 2009

SME sector needs to be more robust to compete with China
Professor Nitin Nohria
The Economic Times, June 26, 2009

For Pro Athletes, Business School Is No Game
Harvard Business School
BusinessWeek, June 26, 2009

Robert Kaplan and David Norton
Baker Foundation Professor Robert S. Kaplan
The Economist.com, June 26, 2009

Book Review: Match Day by Brian Eule
Professor Alvin Roth
American Chronicle, June 25, 2009

Joining the club
Assistant Professor Lauren Cohen, Assistant Professor Christopher Malloy
The Economist, June 25, 2009

It's official: business travel broadens the mind
Assistant Professor Tsedal Beyene
The Economist.com, June 25, 2009

Heading for the emergency room
Professor Regina Herzlinger
The Economist, June 25, 2009

KKR Stock Is Coming, via Europe
Professor Josh Lerner
Wall Street Journal, June 25, 2009

Boeing 787's design glitch comes as no surprise
Professor John Quelch
Chicago Tribune.com, June 24, 2009

How Boomers Can Change the World (Again)
Professor Rosabeth Moss Kanter
Bloomberg News, June 23, 2009

Report: State has small under-supply of available homes
Lecturer Nicolas Retsinas
Seattle Post-Intelligencer.com , June 23, 2009

Think Lean, Think Mean
Professor John Quelch
The Financial Express, June 23, 2009

Professor Rakesh Khurana, Professor Nitin Nohria
The students who swear by a business school
Financial Times.com, June 22, 2009

Professor Bill George
Does Apple Need to Come Clean About its CEO's Health?
Fox Business.com, June 22, 2009

Professor John Quelch
Focus Sharpens On Obama's Management Style
NPR Morning Edition, June 22, 2009

Professor Josh Lerner
Q&A With Harvard's Josh Lerner On State Of Venture Capital
Wall Street Journal.com, June 22, 2009

Professor Michael Porter
Test-Driving a Foreign Business Model
Washington Post.com, June 22, 2009

Professor Nicolas Retsinas
Echo boomers a lifeline for embattled U.S. housing
Reuters, June 22, 2009

Professor Rosabeth Moss Kanter
Benefiting from Relationships
Human Resource Executive Online, June 22, 2009

Assistant Professor Heidi Gardner
When friends make you poorer
Boston Globe, June 21, 2009

Lecturer Nicolas Retsinas
Foreclosures in Mass. plummet 58.6% in May
Boston Globe, June 19, 2009

Professor Felix Oberholzer-Gee
Economists say P2P file-sharing fuels art
The Register, June 18, 2009

Professor Regina Herzlinger
Co-Pays On Rise, Govt. Regulations Blamed
Heartland Institute, June 18, 2009

Professor Bill Sahlman
Innovation in New England
AlwaysOn Magazine, June 18, 2009

Professor Regina Herzlinger
How Ingestible Chips and Implantable Devices Will Keep You Healthy
Big Think.com, June 17, 2009

Professor Regina Herzlinger
Should Supermarket Clinics Replace Doctors? Offices?
Big Think.com, June 17, 2009

Professor Regina Herzlinger
A Transparent Health Care Industry Focused on Patient Outcomes
Big Think.com, June 17, 2009

Professor Regina Herzlinger
Imagine This: A Health Care System Organized Around the Patient!
Big Think.com, June 17, 2009

Professor Michael Porter
Business looks in mirror and winces
Toronto Star, June 17, 2009

Principal Associate Christian Ketels
Nordic welfare state coping well, so far
Reuters, June 16, 2009

Assistant Professor Benjamin Edelman
Web Ad Sales Open Door to Viruses
Wall Street Journal, June 15, 2009

Assistant Professor Mikolaj Jan Piskorski
I'm Going to Harvard. Will You Sponsor Me?
New York Times, June 14, 2009

Assistant Professor Matthew Weinzierl
Do you really want to tax ability?
Vox.com, June 12, 2009

Professor Niall Ferguson
Europe Lags as U.S. Economy Shows Signs of Recovery
New York Times, June 12, 2009

Professor Rakesh Khurana, Professor Nitin Nohria
A Hippocratic oath for MBAs
The Economist.com, June 11, 2009

Professor Bill George
Novartis: Radically Remaking Its Drug Business
BusinessWeek.com, June 11, 2009

Assistant Professor Fabrizio Ferri
U.S. Targets Excessive Pay for Top Executives
Washington Post.com, June 11, 2009

Professor Gary Pisano
Despite Odds, Cities Race to Bet on Biotech
New York Times, June 11, 2009

Professor John Deighton
Study: Internet economy has created 1.2M jobs
ComputerWorld.com, June 10, 2009

Assistant Professor Daniel Snow
What the sale of Chrysler means for Massachusetts dealers
Greater Boston - WGBH-TV, June 10, 2009

Professor William Sahlman
A Kindle Connection
Harvard Magazine, June 10, 2009

Professor Mihir Desai, Professor C. Fritz Foley
Obama Tells American Businesses to Drop Dead: Kevin Hassett
Bloomberg News, June 08, 2009

Professor Rosabeth Moss Kanter
Lafley Leaves Big Shoes to Fill at P&G
BusinessWeek.com, June 08, 2009

Professor Mihir Desai
Tech cos enlist Democrat to blast Obama tax plan
Reuters, June 08, 2009

Professor Rosabeth Moss Kanter
Good for GM, bad for taxpayers
Boston Globe.com, June 08, 2009

Professor Niall Ferguson
Cash in on the war between inflation and deflation
Sunday Times Online, June 07, 2009

Professor Michael Porter
Michael Porter on Inner-City Economics
BusinessWeek.com, June 05, 2009

Professor Emeritus Michael Beer
Business Sustainability
Big Think, June 07, 2009

Professor Rosabeth Moss Kanter
Bank of America Ousts Head of Risk Oversight
New York Times, June 07, 2009

Associate Professor C. Fritz Foley
Tax Break for Profits Went Awry
New York Times, June 07, 2009

Professor Josh Lerner
Return of the grave-dancers
The Economist, June 04, 2009

Professor Rakesh Khurana, Professor Nitin Nohria
Forswearing greed
The Economist, June 04, 2009

Professor Michael Porter
A Strategy for Health Care Reform - Toward a Value-Based System
The New England Journal of Medicine, June 04, 2009

Professor Niall Ferguson
Markets Want Exit Strategy from BOE
CNBC.com, June 04, 2009

Research Associate David Ruben, Professor Richard Tedlow
GM and the world we have lost
Boston Globe, June 03, 2009

Professor Clayton Christensen
Don't prop up failing schools
CNN, June 02, 2009

Professor Michael Porter
Take heart, graduates: You've got what it takes
Globe and Mail, June 02, 2009

Associate Professor Li Jin
Geithner Goes to China
On Point with Tom Ashbrook, June 02, 2009

Assistant Professor Andrei Hagiu
Innovation through regulation
The Economist.com, June 02, 2009

Assistant Professor Mikolaj Piskorski
Is Twitter dominated by men?
The Guardian.com (UK), June 02, 2009

Max Anderson (HBS 2009), Brian Elliott (HBS 2009), Professor Rakesh Khurana, Professor Nitin Nohria
HBS Students Take Ethics Oath
Harvard Crimson, June 02, 2009

Professor Bill George
How GM Wasted 'a Good Crisis'
Wall Street Journal.com (6/01/2009)

Professor Niall Ferguson
Panel on Economy
CNN, June 01, 2009

Professor Rosabeth Moss Kanter
A boom in 'encore careers'
Boston Globe, June 01, 2009

Professor Richard Tedlow
Experts Weigh In on GM
BusinessWeek.com, May 31, 2009

Teal Carlock (HBS '09), Max Anderson (HBS '09), Dalia Rahman (HBS '09)
A Promise to Be Ethical in an Era of Immorality
New York Times, May 30, 2009

Professor Niall Ferguson
How economists can misunderstand the crisis
Financial Times.com, May 29, 2009

Professor Emeritus Stephen Greyser
Play On
The Economist, May 28, 2009

Professor Niall Ferguson, Professor Robert Kaplan
The coming recovery
The Economist, May 28, 2009

Professor Regina Herzlinger
Life is expensive
The Economist, May 28, 2009

Professor Forest Reinhardt
A green revolution
The Economist, May 28, 2009

Professor Niall Ferguson
The fragile web of foreign trade
The Economist, May 28, 2009

Professor Emeritus Samuel Hayes
Goldman Shareholders Suffered as Blankfein Earned $43 Million
Bloomberg News, May 28, 2009

Professor Peter Tufano
Banks find ways to boost fees; checking accounts latest target
USA Today, May 28, 2009

Lecturer Nicolas Retsinas
Home prices, sales plunge in Bay State
Boston Globe, May 27, 2009

Assistant Professor Mukti Khaire
Dressed to impress
Financial Times.com, May 27, 2009

Professor Niall Ferguson
How to offset the current deflation while preparing for inflation in the future
Boston Globe, May 27, 2009

Professor Rosabeth Moss Kanter
Charlie Bolden and the Boomers, Still Flying High
Bloomberg News, May 26, 2009

Professor Regina Herzlinger
Good luck on health care reform
The Herald News, May 26, 2009

Professor Malcolm Baker
One Key Number in Pricing a Deal: The 52-Week High
Wall Street Journal, May 26, 2009

Professor Niall Ferguson
Historian Niall Ferguson warns of debt calamity threatening the west
The Guardian.com , May 25, 2009

Professor John Quelch
Little luxuries bring consolation to consumers
Financial Times.com, May 25, 2009

Professor Emeritus Stephen Greyser
Selig staying optimistic despite attendance drop
Fox Sports.com, May 22, 2009

Professor William Sahlman
How Businesses Can Prosper, Even Now
U.S. News & World Report, May 21, 2009

Professor Josh Lerner
'Super Angels' Shake Up Venture Capital
BusinessWeek, May 21, 2009

Professor Niall Ferguson
Assessing the American Future
On Point, May 21, 2009

Professor Mihir Desai, Associate Professor Fritz Foley
Obama's Tax Proposal Won't Create U.S. Jobs, GE, Microsoft Say
Bloomberg News, May 21, 2009

Harvard Business School
News from the schools, May 2009
The Economist.com, May 20, 2009

Professor Clayton Christensen
To Fix Healthcare, Let's Not Just Rearrange the Deck Chairs on the Titanic
Huffington Post, May 20, 2009

Research Associate Katherine Jocz, Professor John Quelch
Using Market Research in a Recession
BusinessWeek.com, May 19, 2009

Professor Michael Porter
Mid-level jobs key to recovery
Boston Globe - Globe 100 Magazine, May 19, 2009

Professor Josh Lerner
A Private-Equity Bid Is Key for Bank Deals
Wall Street Journal, May 18, 2009

Professor Clayton Christensen
Smart Ideas For Fixing Healthcare
Big Think, May 18, 2009

Professor Rakesh Khurana, Dean Jay Light
Business Schools Mull Over Blame In Financial Crisis
NPR's Weekend Edition Sunday, May 17, 2009

Professor Regina Herzlinger
Obama, Congress should look to the Swiss for health help
Aurora Sentinel, May 17, 2009

Professor Niall Ferguson
Diminished Returns
The New York Times Magazine, May 15, 2009

Professor Rakesh Khurana
Training Managers to Behave
Time.com, May 15, 2009

Professor Joshua Coval, Associate Professor Erik Stafford
Too big to swallow
The Economist, May 14, 2009

Professor Nancy Koehn
Stores adapt to a whole new shopper
Marketplace, May 13, 2009

Professor John Deighton
Something to tweet about
Financial Times.com, May 12, 2009

Professor Jay Lorsch
Schumer's Shareholder Bill Misses the Mark
Wall Street Journal, May 12, 2009

Professor Linda Hill
Get Ahead By Reaching Out
Forbes.com, May 11, 2009

Professor John Deighton
Too much information, Elizabeth Edwards
The Seattle Times.com, May 11, 2009

Harvard Business School
Analysis: Open field led by Harvard
Financial Times, May 11, 2009

Harvard Business School
Executive Education - open - 2009
Financial Times, May 11, 2009

Harvard Business School
Executive Education - customised - 2009
Financial Times, May 11, 2009

Research Associate Katherine Jocz, Professor John Quelch
Research May Be Costly, but It's Critical
Advertising Age, May 11, 2009

Professor Clayton Christensen
Disruptive technology/innovation
The Economist.com, May 11, 2009

Professor Rosabeth Moss Kanter
Will bigger Kindle be boon for e-readers?
Boston Globe, May 11, 2009

Associate Professor C. Fritz Foley, Professor Mihir Desai
Tax Dodge Myths
Washington Post.com, May 08, 2009

Professor Emeritus Samuel Hayes
Capital race is on for banks
CNN.com, May 08, 2009

Professor Regina Herzlinger
Viewpoint: Who will bring change to American healthcare?
Medical Economics, May 08, 2009

Professor Emeritus Samuel Hayes
JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs to Gain as Rivals Seek Funds
Bloomberg News (5/08/2009)

Professor Clayton Christensen
The Other GM
TIME, May 07, 2009

Professor William Kirby
'Enormous changes' in thirty years
Harvard Gazette, May 07, 2009

Professor Clayton Christensen
Clayton Christensen
The Economist.com, May 07, 2009

Professor Regina Herzlinger
Are the Elderly Committing Generational Theft?
ABC News, May 07, 2009

Professor Rosabeth Moss Kanter
Harvard think tank addresses societal concerns, poverty
Bay State Banner, May 07, 2009

Professor Clayton Christensen
Clayton Christensen: Something is better than nothing
BusinessWeek.com, May 06, 2009

Professor Peter Tufano
HBS Group Helps Fight Foreclosures
Harvard Crimson, May 06, 2009

Professor John Quelch
Stimulus provides boon for economy and politicians
Associated Press, May 05, 2009

Professor John Quelch
Expo changes behaviors and attitudes of the citizens permanently
English.EastDay.com, May 05, 2009

Professor Josh Lerner
What Will Fix the Venture Capital Crisis?
New York Times, May 04, 2009

Professor Nicolas Retsinas
Lessons unlearned
San Diego Tribune.com, May 03, 2009

Assistant Professor Shawn Cole
Electoral ATMs
IndianExpress.com, May 02, 2009

Professor John Quelch
Is Recession the Time to Boost Ad Spending?
BusinessWeek.com, May 01, 2009

Professor Toby Stuart
Is Your Great Idea A Real Business?
Forbes.com , May 01, 2009

Professor Rosabeth Moss Kanter
Bringing Efficiency to the Infrastructure
New York Times (4/30/2009)

Professor Carl Kester, Professor Rakesh Khurana
Twijfel op harvard door economische crisis (Netherlands)
NOVA TV (4/28/2009)

Professor Bill George
The Economic Crisis Will Shape New Leaders
BusinessWeek.com (4/28/2009)

Professor David Scharfstein
Economic recovery
Harvard Gazette (4/28/2009)

Professor Rajiv Lal
Why Brooks Brothers bought a Harverhill, Mass., textile company
Greater Boston (4/28/2009)

Professor Richard Vietor
Clear and present danger
Haaretz (Tel-Aviv) (4/28/2009)

Assistant Professor Benjamin Edelman
Accused adware purveyor Zango shuttered by bank foreclosure
SC Magazine (4/27/2009)

Associate Professor Anita Elberse
The Long Tail Redrawn
Billboard.biz (4/27/2009)

Professor Emeritus Abraham Zaleznik
Idea Entrepreneurship
The Economist.com (4/27/2009)

Professor Regina Herzlinger
Health Care Reform that Will Kill the U.S. Economy
The Huffington Post (4/27/2009)

Lecturer Stacey Childress, Professor David Thomas
Soapbox: Raise the educational bar
Financial Times (4/27/2009)

Harvard Business School
Managing the mood is crucial
Financial Times (Germany)(4/27/2009)

Professor Josh Lerner
Harrah's Gets Some Debt Relief
BusinessWeek.com(4/27/2009)

Professor Kathleen McGinn
The E-Mail Handshake
New York Times(4/26/2009)

Professor Emeritus Abraham Zaleznik
Can It Be Taught?
Washington Post.com (4/26/2009)

Assistant Professor Karim Lakhani
TopCoder-Crowdsourcing Software Long Before Crowdsourcing Got Cool
Xconomy (4/26/2009)

Professor Max Bazerman
How Group Decisions End Up Wrong-Footed
Wall Street Journal (4/25/2009)

Professor Rohit Deshpande
The art of designing a model home
Chicago Tribune (4/24/2009)

Professor Michael Porter
Know your masters: Michael Porter
Economic Times (4/24/2009)

Professor David Bell, Professor Forest L. Reinhardt, Mary L. Shelman, Director, Agribusiness Program
Harvard Business School to teach Agri-business lessons in Mumbai
MBA Universe.com (4/24/2009)

Professor Rosabeth Moss Kanter, Professor Rakesh Khurana
Interdisciplinary program on leadership hosts a host of fellows
Harvard University Gazette (4/23/2009)

Professor Nancy Koehn, Baker Foundation Professor Howard Stevenson
We've Been Here Before
Wall Street Journal (4/23/2009)

Visiting Scholar Daniel Heller
Give the Big Three another chance
Boston Globe (4/23/2009)

Professor Clayton Christensen
Clayton Christensen, Disrupting Class Author
District Leader's Podcast (4/22/2009)

Senior Lecturer Michael Chu
Getting Microfinance Right
Forbes.com (4/22/2009)

Professor Emeritus Stephen Greyser
With seats available, Sox roll out ads
Boston Globe (4/21/2009)

Professor Andrew McAfee
So little space, so much ado
Boston Globe.com (4/20/2009)

Professor John Quelch
Strategies for marketing in a recession
The Business Times (Singapore) (4/20/2009)

Professor Robert Merton
In Finance, Too, Learning Entails Risk
Wall Street Journal.com (4/20/2009)

Assistant Professor Anat Keinan
Why it's good to indulge the urge to splurge
Sunday Times - Online (UK) (4/19/2009)

Professor Joshua Coval, Associate Professor Erik Stafford
The Short End of the Stick
Wall Street Journal.com (4/18/2009)

Professor Teresa Amabile
Wouldn't It Be Great If We Were All Creative?
Huffington Post (4/18/2009)

Assistant Professor Benjamin Edelman
Why Google Is The New Pirate Bay
Forbes.com (4/17/2009)

Professor Thomas Eisenmann
Analysts braced for bleak news in Times Co. first-quarter report
Boston Globe (4/17/2009)

Senior Lecturer John Davis
General Growth collapse bucks Bucksbaum dynasty
Reuters (4/17/2009)

Associate Professor Randolph Cohen
As big as it is, China can't save the world
Globe and Mail (4/17/2009)

Lecturer Nicolas Retsinas
Shelter, or burden?
The Economist (4/16/2009)

Professor Clayton Christensen
Getting personal
The Economist (4/16/2009)

Professor Niall Ferguson
Global Scorecard for the Economic Slowdown
Wall Street Journal.com (4/15/2009)

Professor Nancy Koehn
Fashion Forward
Conde Naste Portfolio (4/14/2009)

Professor David Moss
A genuinely stunning graph for your consideration
The Guardian.com (4/14/2009)

Professor Tom Nicholas
Four reasons to be cheerful
Financial Times (4/14/2009)

Professor Nancy Koehn
The Shifting Paradigm: Rules Being Redefined For Fashion and Retail (PDF)
Women's Wear Daily (4/13/2009 )

Professor Benjamin Esty
Teamwork beyond the borders
Financial Times (4/13/2009)

Professor Emerita Myra Hart
CEO of Me Inc.
Washington Post (4/12/2009)

Professor Rosabeth Moss Kanter
How P&G Finds and Keeps a Prized Workforce
BusinessWeek (4/09/2009)

Assistant Professor Christopher Marquis
IBM employees set foot overseas
Human Resources (4/09/2009)

Professor Paul Healy, Professor Carl Kester, Dean Jay Light,
Harvard Business School Evaluates Past Performance
Harvard Crimson (4/09/2009)

Professor Clayton Christensen
The Past and Future of General Motors
Huffington Post (4/08/2009)

Assistant Professor Karim Lakhani
The Next Wave of Open Innovation
BusinessWeek.com (4/08/2009)

Assistant Professor Benjamin Edelman
Digital advertising: Fraudian Slip
Economic Times.com (4/08/2009)

Professor Niall Ferguson
How the crisis happened
Money Magazine (4/08/2009)

Professor Joshua Coval, Associate Professor Erik Stafford
Report: Bank bailout a bad deal for U.S.
Boston Herald.com (4/08/2009)

Professor Bill George
Why Obama and Geithner Should Find a Bank Czar
BusinessWeek.com (4/07/2009)

Professor Anita Elberse
Will consumers determine iTunes prices?
CNET.com (4/07/2009)

Harvard Business School
A new dynamism
Financial Times (4/06/2009)

Professor Rosabeth Moss Kanter
Big changes apt to require new leaders
Boston Globe.com (4/06/2009)

Professor Emeritus James Heskett, Professor Emerita Dorothy Leonard
Internet-savvy leaders waiting in the wings
Financial Times.com (4/06/2009)

Professor John Deighton
The world's no 1 bestseller
The Observer (UK) (4/05/2009)

Professor Rohit Deshpande
Hope and cosmetics: Makeup company adding to list of products with 'hope' in the name
Chicago Tribune (4/05/2009)

Professor Emeritus Stephen Greyser
If You Build It (During a Recession), Will They Come?
FoxBusiness.com (4/03/2009)

Professor Michael Porter
This year, at Harvard: Jerusalem's mayor builds economic partnership
The Jewish Voice and Herald (4/03/2009)

Professor Regina Herzlinger
Harry and Louise ride again
The Economist (4/02/2009)

Professor Clayton Christensen
Online Education Offers Access and Affordability
US News & World Report (4/02/2009)

Associate Professor Laura Alfaro, Professor Joseph Badaracco, Professor Paul Healy, Professor Carl Kester, Dean Jay Light, Professor Peter Tufano
Harvard Begins Case Study as Tainted MBAs Reveal Damaged Brand
Bloomberg News (4/02/2009)

Professor David Moss
Bankruptcy Is Vital to Capitalism
Wall Street Journal (4/02/2009)

Professor Nancy Koehn
Let's make a deal
Boston Globe.com (4/02/2009)

Professor Mihir Desai
Trouble in tax paradise
Fortune.com (4/01/2009)

Professor Benjamin Edelman
Finite possibilities
Economist.com (3/31/2009)

Professor Josh Lerner
Cerberus Tries to Get Chrysler Out of a Ditch
New York Times (4/01/2009)

Professor Emeritus Malcolm Salter
With autos, Obama expands government's role
Associated Press (3/31/2009)

Professor Rosabeth Moss Kanter
Obama, the nation's CEO
Politico (3/31/2009)

Professor David Yoffie
Agri-business as a career
The Hindu.com (3/30/2009)

Professor Dutch Leonard
HBS Extends Efforts in Social Enterprise
Harvard Crimson (3/29/2009)

Assistant Professor Mikolaj Jan Piskorski
Putting Your Best Faces Forward
Wall Street Journal (3/29/2009)

Late Professor Emeritus Alfred J. Chandler, Professor Rakesh Khurana
How Crisis Shapes the Corporate Model
New York Times (3/29/2009)

Assistant Professor Benjamin Edelman
Could the Internet run out of space?
CNN.com (3/28/2009)

Professor Michael Porter
Building up Jerusalem's economy
Boston Globe (3/27/2009)

Professor Michael Porter
HBS helps Jerusalem develop 'competitive advantages'
Harvard Gazette(3/27/2009)

Professor Emeritus Samuel Hayes
Management by heart, not by mind: Shehnaz Husain
Economic Times (3/27/2009)

Professor Rosabeth Moss Kanter
When Money Doesn't Talk
Huffington Post (3/26/2009)

Assistant Professor Michael Norton
When Did Your Dreams Come True?
New York Times.com (3/25/2009)

Senior Fellow Tim Butler
Economy forces some moms back to work
Fox25 News (3/25/2009)

Lecturer Nicolas Retsinas
February home sales rise as prices sink
Associated Press (3/24/2009)

Assistant Professor Anat Keinan
Oversaving, a Burden for Our Times
New York Times (3/24/2009)

Professor Tarun Khanna
The World's Cheapest Car Debuts in India
TIME (3/23/2009)

Professor Bill George
Letting Ed Liddy Twist in the Wind
BusinessWeek.com (3/23/2009)

Research Associate Robin Abrahams, Professor Boris Groysberg
The Myth of the Lone Star: Why One Top Performer May Not Shine as Brightly as You Hope
Wall Street Journal (3/23/2009)

Professor Richard Tedlow
American Capitalism Besieged
Washington Post (3/23/2009)

Professor Regina Herzlinger
Pharmacy Board Dismisses Most Prescription Error Complaints
WCVB-TV Online (3/23/2009)

Professor Bill George
Political Courage Required
Washington Post.com (3/22/2009)

Professor Paul Gompers; Professor Josh Lerner, Professor David Scharfstein
Try, Try Again, or Maybe Not
New York Times (3/22/2009)

Professor David Moss
Resistance grows to Obama's bigger government
Reuters (3/22/2009)

Professor Rosabeth Moss Kanter
Companies making profit through greed hurt all: RM Kanter
Economic Times (3/20/2009)

Professor Max Bazerman
The goal: To set goals that really can be met
Toronto Globe and Mail - Online (3/20/2009)

Professor Emeritus Gerald Zaltman
Shift to thrift: Is recession creating 'new consumer'?
Arizona Republic (3/19/2009)

Senior Lecturer Bhaskar Chakravorti
How to Innovate in a Downturn
Wall Street Journal - Online (3/18/2009)

Professor John Quelch
WPP, Google to Fund Web-Ad Research
Wall Street Journal (3/18/2009)

Professor Amy Cuddy
'Her Hair's Falling Out!': Would You Hawk a Harmful Product?
ABC News (3/19/2009)

Professor Niall Ferguson
The CEO Poll: The Great Recession
Canadian Business (3/17/2009)

Professor Emeritus Thomas McCraw
Regulate, Baby, Regulate
The New Republic (3/18/2009)

Dean Emeritus John McArthur
Railroad Bailout May Offer a Model for Detroit
New York Times (3/16/2009)

Professor William A. Sahlman
What will business as usual look like?
Boston Globe (3/15/2009)

Professor David Garvin, Professor Rakesh Khurana, Dean Jay Light
Is It Time to Retrain B-Schools?
New York Times (3/15/2009)

Professor Rosabeth Moss Kanter
Krauthammer's Non Sequitur
Harvard Crimson (3/15/2009)

Professor Max Bazerman
Ready, aim ... fail
Boston Globe - Online (3/15/2009)

Harvard Business School
An idea whose time has come
The Economist (3/14/2009)

Associate Professor Noam Wasserman
All in the mind
The Economist (3/14/2009)

Assistant Professor Ramana Nanda, Professor Howard Stevenson
Global heroes
The Economist (3/14/2009)

Senior Lecturer Sandra Sucher
Are Ethic Lapses Responsible For Bad Economy?
NPR - Morning Edition (3/13/2009)

Professor Michael Porter
Staying Competitive
Squawk Box (3/13/2009)

Professor John Quelch
Trust Us: We'll Do Better This Time
Wall Street Journal (3/13/2009)

Professor Niall Ferguson
The Dow at 36,000 and the end of history
Thomson Reuters (3/13/2009)

Professor Rosabeth Moss Kanter, Assistant Professor Christopher Marquis
The World Is IBM's Classroom
BusinessWeek Online (3/12/2009)

Professor Tarun Khanna
Asian footsteps in Africa
Jordan Times (3/11/2009)

Professor Regina Herzlinger
Canada's hero
Boston Globe - Online (3/12/2009)

Assistant Professor Lauren Cohen
Should CEO pay restrictions spread to all corporations?
Christian Science Monitor (3/09/2009)

Assistant Professor Michael Anteby
Trade-offs in the moral maze
Financial Times (3/09/2009)

Professor William Kerr
Give me your scientists…
The Economist (3/05/2009)

Professor Joshua Coval
Managing risk of structured finance better in times of crisis
Economic Times - Online (3/05/2009)

Senior Lecturer Robert Pozen
US experts clash on who can monitor financial risk
Thomson Reuters (3/04/2009)

Professor David Yoffie
The end of paper?
Fortune (3/03/2009)

Professor Emeritus Stephen Greyser
Dodgers' feud with Manny Ramirez goes very public
Los Angeles Times (2/28/2009)

Professor Michael Porter
Health pioneer to head Dartmouth
Boston Globe (3/03/2009)

Professor Emeritus John Kotter
Feeling down? Author hopes to help with new book
Associated Press (3/03/2009)

Professor Michael Tushman
Mark Hurd's moment
Fortune.com (3/02/2009)

Professor Clayton Christensen
The Innovative HR Leader
Human Resource Executive (3/02/2009)

Lecturer Nicolas Retsinas
Foreclosures, drop in values make Hub more affordable
Boston Herald (3/02/2009)

Professor Max Bazerman
The pitfalls of goals gone wild
Globe and Mail - Online (3/02/2009)

Professor Josh Lerner
Venture capital sector makes adjustments
Boston Globe - Online (3/01/2009)

Professor Niall Ferguson
Our Great Recession
New York Times (3/01/2009)

Professor Regina Herzlinger
Switzerland has the medical bills covered
Times of London (2/27/2009)

Principal Associate Christian Ketels
Nordics ponder globalisation, "shelter" of euro
Reuters (2/26/2009)

Associate Professor Tom Nicholas
Does Microsoft really want to be the next RCA?
Marketwatch (2/26/2009)

Professor William Sahlman
They're going to work on their own terms
Boston Globe - Online (2/26/2009)

Lecturer Nicolas Retsinas
For the Dream Home, a New Blueprint
New York Times (2/26/2009)

Professor Josh Lerner
Investors say leverage critical to US toxic fund
Reuters (2/25/2009)

Tim Butler, Director of Career Development Programs
Harvard Business School's career advice to mothers returning to the workforce
Financial Times Online (2/25/2009)

Professor Michael Norton
What Do Dreams Mean? Less Than We Think
TIME Online (2/25/2009)

Lecturer Nicolas P. Retsinas
Renters Lose Edge on Homeowners
Wall Street Journal (2/25/2009)

Professor Bill George
Seven Lessons for Leading in Crisis
Wall Street Journal (2/24/2009)

Dean Jay Light
MBA Student Hiring Steady
Harvard Crimson (2/24/2009)

Professor William Kirby
Beijing Office Plans Delayed
Harvard Crimson (2/24/2009)

Professor Emeritus Samuel Hayes
Wall Street's allure may be gone for good
Reuters (2/24/2009)

Professor Niall Ferguson
'There will be blood'
Globe and Mail Online (2/23/2009)

Professor Andrew McAfee
Twitter takes off
Good Morning America Weekend (2/23/2009)

Professor Clayton Christensen
A Disruptive Solution for Health Care
BusinessWeek Online (2/23/2009)

Associate Professor Tom Nicholas
Startups in a Downturn
BusinessWeek Online (2/23/2009)

Professor Max Bazerman
What's in the journals, February 2009
Economist.com (2/23/2009)

Professor Regina Herzlinger
Obama pursues universal health care
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review (2/22/2009)

Lecturer Nicolas Retsinas
Homeowners anxious for details
Boston Globe (2/20/2009)

Harvard Business School
Thursday, February 19: In Focus
The Chronicle (WCVB-TV) (2/19/2009)

Professor Bharat N. Anand
Turning the Page: The News on Europe's Newspapers
TIME Online (2/19/2009)

Professor William Kirby
Pakistan and China: A Fraying Friendship?
TIME Online (2/19/2009)

Assistant Professor Michael Norton
Do Dreams Reveal Hidden Truths?
WebMD (2/19/2009)

Professor Jay Lorsch
Bonus Cuts Hurting More Than Top Wall Streeters
New York Times (2/19/2009)

Harvard Business School
MC Hammer Speaks To HBS On Marketing
Harvard Crimson (2/18/2009)

Professor Regina Herzlinger
Creating a real healthcare market
Boston Globe (2/18/2009)

Professor David S. Scharfstein
The Bailout Is Robbing the Banks
New York Times (2/18/2009)

Professor John Quelch
Can instant coffee give Starbucks a boost?
Times Online (UK) (2/17/2009)

Lecturer Nicolas Retsinas
Obama heads west to sign stimulus bill
Los Angeles Times (2/17/2009)

Professor Josh Lerner
LBO-Owned Companies Raise Productivity Faster, Report Concludes
Bloomberg News (2/17/2009)

Professor Emeritus Samuel Hayes
Dodd?s Pay Limit Makes Wall Street Face Pandit?s ?New Reality?
Bloomberg News (2/17/2009)

Brian Kenny, Chief Marketing & Communications Officer
To respond or not to bloggers' sniping?
Boston Globe (2/16/2009)

Assistant Professor Shawn Cole
Financial education leaving Americans behind
Chicago Tribune Online (2/15/2009)

Professor John Quelch
Eco firm Seventh Generation is riding high in Obama revolution
The Sunday Times (UK) (2/15/2009)

Professor Rakesh Khurana
Are Executives Worth Their Compensation?
National Public Radio (2/14/2009)

Principal Associate Christian Ketels, Professor Michael Porter
The Regional Force
Businessworld.com (2/13/2009)

Lecturer Nicolas Retsinas
No one home: 1 in 9 housing units vacant
USA Today (2/13/2009)

Professor Rakesh Khurana
A Puritan View Of The Crash
National Public Radio-Online (2/13/2009)

Professor Clayton Christensen
After The Stimulus: It's Time for a New Foundation
The Huffington Post (2/12/2009)

Professor Luis Viceira
Growth Vs.Value Re-Examined
Forbes.com (2/12/2009)

Professor Boris Groysberg
The Shifting Power Balance: Is Gender the Issue?
The Huffington Post (2/12/2009)

Professor William R. Kerr
Don't Blame H-1B Workers for Woes
BusinessWeek Online (2/10/2009)

Sachin H. Jain, Research Fellow
Rethinking our rules of organ donations
The Record (2/10/2009)

Professor John T. Gourville
Bet Your Bottom Dollar on 99 Cents
New York Times (2/08/2009)

Professor Rakesh Khurana
You Can Cap The Pay, But The Greed Will Go On
Washington Post (2/08/2009)

Professor Teresa Amabile
Will the Blackberry Sink the Presidency?
Newsweek (2/07/2009)

Professor David Garvin
Three Keys To Staying Ethical In The Age Of Madoff
Forbes.com (2/06/2009)

Professor Michael Porter
Obama stimulus package questioned
BBC Business Daily (2/06/2009)

Professor Niall Ferguson
Keynes can't help us now
Los Angeles Times (2/06/2009)

Professor Emeritus Samuel Hayes
Government hopes bank aid helps recession recovery
USA Today (2/06/2009)

Professor Ranjay Gulati; Professor Nitin Nohria
Tasting the fruits of effective innovation
Financial Times (2/06/2009)

Assistant Professor Victoria Ivashina; Professor David S. Scharfstein
The big freeze
Financial Times (2/06/2009)

Research Associate Katherine E. Jocz, Professor John A. Quelch
Keeping a keen eye on consumer behaviour
Financial Times (2/06/2009)

Professor Emeritus Stephen Greyser
Bailout spotlights banks
Boston Herald (2/04/2009)

Professor Emeritus Malcolm Salter
Jeffrey Skilling's Latest Lesson For Us All
Forbes.com (2/04/2009)

Professor David Moss
Financial regulation shaping up as a political battleground
Los Angeles Times (2/03/2009)

Professor Bill Sahlman
What's On The Job Frontier? Experts Weigh In
National Public Radio (2/03/2009)

Professor Bill George
How Business Can Help Untangle the Mess
BusinessWeek Online (2/03/2009)

Professor Rosabeth Moss Kanter
Surviving the Recession With Rosabeth Moss Kanter
The Women on the Web (2/03/2009)

Professor Niall Ferguson
Stimulus Package: If You Jump Halfway Across a Chasm You Fall Into the Abyss
The Huffington Post (2/03/2009)

Professor Emeritus Abraham Zaleznik
Leadership
The Economist Online (2/02/2009)

Professor Peter Tufano
A recession of biblical proportions
CNNMoney.com (2/02/2009)

Professor Niall Ferguson
World Leaders Wary of U.S. Economic Measures
New York Times (2/02/2009)

Professor Bharat Anand, Professor Nitin Nohria and Associate Professor Noam Wasserman
Tale of the Tape: Benchmarking Talent
Directorship(2/01/2009)

Assistant Professor Karim Lakhani
Machine dream
Boston Globe Online (2/01/2009)

Professor Niall Ferguson
30 Years Of Tragedies And Triumphs
CBS Sunday Morning (2/01/2009)

Professor George Baker
Creating Corporate Value
Human Resource Executive Online (2/01/2009)

Professor Clayton Christensen
Disruptive Innovation, Applied to Health Care
New York Times (2/01/2009)

Professor Tarun Khanna
China and India: The power of complementary cultures
The McKinsey Quarterly (1/31/2009)

Professor Josh Lerner
KKR's Kravis Says Buyout Firms Face More Regulation
Bloomberg News (1/30/2009)

Professor Michael Porter
Rebuilding America's Job Machine
BusinessWeek Online (1/29/2009)

Assistant Professor Heidi Gardner
Swinging the axe
The Economist (1/29/2009)

Professor Clayton Christensen
Christensen on disruption in health care
EE Times (1/29/2009)

Professor Niall Ferguson
Global Worries Over U.S. Stimulus Spending
New York Times (1/29/2009)

Professor Michael Porter
Economic Productivity
Squawk Box - CNBC (1/29/2009)

Professor Deepak Malhotra
What's in the journals, January 2009
The Economist (1/28/2009)

Professor Emeritus Samuel Hayes
Nervous investing experts wait out cheap bank stocks
USA Today (1/28/2009)

Professor Gary Pisano
Not What the Doctor Ordered
Washington Post (1/28/2009)

Professor Thomas DeLong
Finding Anchors in the Storm: Mentors
Wall Street Journal (1/27/2009)

Professor Clayton Christensen
How Can Web Tech Help Enterprises with Innovation Management?
Read Write Web (1/26/2009)

Professor Boris Groysberg
Portable Skills Lessons From The Gridiron
Globe and Mail Online (1/26/2009)

Professor Gary Pisano
Pfizer in Talks to Buy Wyeth
Wall Street Journal (1/23/2009)

Professor Emeritus Samuel Hayes
How to play chicken and lose
The Economist (1/22/2009)

Professor Robert Merton
In Plato's Cave
The Economist (1/22/2009)

Professor Jay Lorsch
Bank of America and JPMorgan CEOs buy shares
Thomson Reuters (1/21/2009)

Assistant Professor Arthur Daemmrich
Forecast 2009: Up in the Air
Pharmaceutical Executive (1/01/2009)

Professor Rosabeth Moss Kanter
Obama's address draws mixed reviews
Politico.com (1/21/2009)

Professor John Quelch
Obama: Politician, pop icon -- or both?
CNN.com (1/20/2009)

Professor John Quelch
Corporate America sells Obama, message of change
Associated Press (1/20/2009)

Professor Forest Reinhardt
MBA Programs Go Green
BusinessWeek.com (1/19/2009)

Professor Josh Lerner
Sour stock market stalls initial public offerings
USA Today (1/19/2009)

Professor Amy Edmondson
Making the Most of Your Workplace Mistakes
New York Times (1/18/2009)

Professor Richard Tedlow
One Day You?re Indispensable, the Next Day...
New York Times (1/18/2009)

Professor Emeritus Stephen Greyser
Obama inauguration rivals Super Bowl for some brands
Reuters (1/16/2009)

Professor Carl Kester
Still in the Game
Southwest Airlines Spirit (1/15/2009)

Professor John Quelch
Retailers fight slump by pushing generics
Toronto Star (1/15/2009)

Professor Nancy Koehn
How to survive the storm
Fortune.com (1/15/2009)

Professor Josh Lerner
Private equity year-end writedowns ahead
Reuters (1/14/2009)

Assistant Professor Ben Edelman
Harvard Prof: Deceptive Ads 'Widespread' On Yahoo's Right Media
Search Engine Land (1/14/2009)

Professor Andrew McAfee
The knowledge worker and Enterprise 2.0
Teblog (1/14/2009)

Professor Michael Porter
Business ideas don't all profit non-profits
Financial Times Online (1/12/2009)

Professor Gary Pisano
Biotech Blues
Forbes (1/12/2009)

Professor Niall Ferguson
Giving the crisis perspective
Boston Metro (1/12/2009)

Professor Emeritus Abraham Zaleznik
Segway inventor wants to know: When should I quit?
CNN.com (1/12/2009)

Senior Lecturer Robert G. Eccles; Professor Rosabeth Moss Kanter; Professor Nitin Nohria
Change management
The Economist Online (1/12/2009)

Professor Regina Herzlinger
Health Insurance CEOs Get Big Raises
Channel 5-Boston (1/10/2009)

Professor Emeritus Samuel Hayes
Brokers Disdain Toaster Salesmen in Bank America?s Merrill Deal
Bloomberg News (1/09/2009)

Assistant Professor Sharon Katz
Shareholder files lawsuit in effort to stop ANL sale to Green Courte
Tampa Bay Business Journal (1/09/2009)

Professor Regina Herzlinger
W. and the damage done
Salon.com (1/08/2009)

Assistant Professor Mikolaj Jan Piskorski
The Art of Making Online 'Friends'
Wall Street Journal Online (1/08/2009)

Professor Teresa Amabile
Why You (Yes, You!) Need a Cool Office
Entrepreneur.com (1/08/2009)

Professor Ranjay Gulati
Czar Power
Forbes.com (1/07/2009)

Professor Andrew McAfee
A conversation with Leo Apotheker and Andrew Mcafee
The Charlie Rose Show (1/06/2009)

Senior Lecturer Peter Olson
A Long Winter
Publishers Weekly (1/05/2009)

Associate Professor Tom Nicholas
Rewards go to those with courage to innovate
Globe and Mail (1/05/2009)

Professor Max Bazerman
100 Most Influential People in Business Ethics 2008
Ethisphere (1/05/2009)

Associate Professor Anita Elberse
Blockbuster or Bust
Wall Street Journal (1/03/2009)

Professor Emeritus Stephen Greyser
Why Wall Street Should Be More Like the NFL
FoxBusiness News (1/02/2009)

Professor Rakesh Khurana
Citigroup's Top Executives to Forgo '08 Bonuses
New York Times (12/31/2008)

Professor Josh Lerner
GMAC Adds Loans as U.S. Injects $6 Billion to Aid GM
Bloomberg News (12/30/2008)

Professor Nancy Koehn
Retailers Brace for Major Change
Wall Street Journal (12/29/2008)

Professor Niall Ferguson
Wisdom of crowds
Globe and Mail (12/26/2008)

Professor Josh Lerner
With IPOs at lowest level since 1977, firms run out of options
USA Today (12/26/2008)

Professor Josh Lerner
Venture to Nowhere
Forbes.com (12/25/2008)

Professor Malcolm Salter
Just Say No To A Car Czar
Forbes.com (12/24/2008)

Professor John Quelch
The End of Normal: The New Simplicity -- Real or Reaction?
Huffington Post (12/23/2008)

Professor Emeritus Stephen Greyser
Free-Spending MLB Cuts Back
Fox Business (12/23/2008)

Professor Andrew McAfee
Looking for a Few Good Answers Online
Wall Street Journal(12/23/2008)

Professor Fabrizio Ferri
Executive Pay
Washington Post(12/21/2008)

Professor Jay Lorsch
Shareholders Seek More Say on Pay
Washington Post(12/21/2008)

Professor David Yoffie
Internet Leaders Vie To Remain Strong Amidst Downturn
CNN Money.com (12/19/2008)

Professor Emeritus Samuel Hayes
Fixing the SEC
Boston Globe Online (12/19/2008)

Professor Josh Lerner
Private equity firms not immune as job cuts bite
Reuters (12/17/2008)

Professor Michael Porter
America's Needed Economic Strategy
Squawk Box (12/17/2008)

Professor Michael Porter
A conversation with Michael Porter
Charlie Rose Show (12/16/2008)

Professor Bill George
The Innovation Economy
BusinessWeek.com (12/16/2008)

Associate Professor Tom Nicholas
Five Opportunities to Help Beat World Recession
Bloomberg News (12/16/2008)

Professor Emeritus Malcolm Salter
History may ride on reign of 'car czar'
Chicago Tribune (12/16/2008)

Lecturer Nicolas Retsinas
Fannie Mae gives renters a break
CNN.com (12/15/2008)

Professor Clayton Christensen
2008's Best Books on Innovation
BusinessWeek Online (12/15/2008)

Professor Robert Kaplan
Today's mistakes can teach tomorrow's leaders
Globe and Mail (12/15/2008)

Professor Paul Gompers
When do you start a firm? Timing's not just dumb luck
Boston Globe (12/15/2008)

Professor Clayton Christensen
How Hard Times Can Drive Innovation
Wall Street Journal Online (12/14/2008)

Professor John Quelch
The great car crash
The Times Online (UK) (12/14/2008)

Professor Niall Ferguson
Origin of specie
Boston Globe (12/14/2008)

Professor Nancy Koehn
When the coffee goes cold
Financial Times Online (12/13/2008)

Professor Rosabeth Moss Kanter
Starting Over, With a Second Career Goal of Changing Society
New York Times (12/12/2008)

Professor John Quelch
Shrinking your gift footprint
Marketplace (12/12/2008)

Professor Regina Herzlinger
If Health Care Were Run Like Retail...
BusinessWeek (12/11/2008)

Professor Niall Ferguson
The Money Theory of World History
BusinessWeek (12/11/2008)

Professor Rosabeth Moss Kanter
Expert: Auto Rescue Plans Lack Credibility
Wall Street Journal Online (12/10/2008)

Professor Alvin Roth
A Program in Progress
Harvard Crimson (12/10/2008)

Assistant Professor Dennis Campbell
The Franchising Way to Grow
Businessweek.com (12/10/2008)

Professor Emeritus John Kotter
An urgent message: Change starts with urgency
Globe and Mail (12/10/2008)

Professor Niall Ferguson
Watching the sun set on the great British empire
Boston Globe.com (12/10/2008)

Professor Nancy Koehn
A government-run auto industry?
The Christian Science Monitor (12/10/2008)

Professor Alvin Roth
A Program in Progress
Harvard Crimson (12/10/2008)

Professor Malcolm Salter
Professor: Auto Bailout Won't Work
NPR Day to Day (12/09/2008)

Professor Malcolm Salter
Professor: Auto Bailout Won't Work
NPR Day to Day (12/09/2008)

Professor John Gourville
Smaller sizes, same prices at the market
The Today Show (12/09/2008)

Professor Emeritus Malcolm Salter
Washington Takes Risks With Its Auto Bailout Plans
New York Times (12/09/2008)

Professor Niall Ferguson
10 clues: A new bubble is blowing
Marketwatch (12/08/2008)

Professor Josh Lerner
DEALTALK-Tribune may be tip of bankruptcy iceberg among LBOs
Reuters (12/08/2008)

Professor John Quelch
Adultery website lures recession-hit balding bankers
Irish Times (12/08/2008)

Professor Michael Porter
Roads, bridges, and U.
Boston Globe (12/07/2008)

Professor Josh Lerner
In Private Equity, the Limits of Apollo's Power
New York Times (12/06/2008)

Professor Bill George
America needs a strong FDA
Boston Globe (12/06/2008)

Professor Regina Herzlinger
Friday Interview: Consumer-Driven Health Care
Carolina Journal Online (12/05/2008)

Professor Stuart Gilson
Bear Stearns Wins Dismissal of Investor Lawsuits
Bloomberg (12/05/2008)

Professor John Quelch
Rebuilding America - now
Boston Business Journal (12/05/2008)

Lecturer Nicolas Retsinas
High Inventory Killing Home Builders; Industry Asks For Help
Wall Street Journal Online (12/05/2008)

Professor Bill George, Professor Emeritus Malcolm Salter
Since Enron, Little Has Changed
Wall Street Journal Online (12/04/2008)

Professor Michael Porter
Pump It Up
Time Online(12/04/2008)

Associate Professor Deepak Malhotra
Auto CEOs Aren't Making Their Case
Wall Street Journal (12/04/2008)

Assistant Professor Benjamin Edelman
Blocking Online Ads May Save Energy
InformationWeek (12/04/2008)

Assistant Professor Daniel Snow
In Defense Of American Cars
Forbes.com (12/03/2008)

Assistant Professor Michael Norton
Butter tarts lure tourists to travel tasty trail
Toronto Star (12/03/2008)

Professor Thomas Eisenmann
Google Gears Down for Tougher Times
Wall Street Journal Online (12/03/2008)

Professor John Quelch
Beirut lecture explores modern marketing practices
The Daily Star (Lebanon) (12/03/2008)

Professor Niall Ferguson
How the ascent of money led to crisis
Marketplace (12/02/2008)

Professor Emeritus Richard Nolan
Use bailout money for new ventures, not old ones
Seattle Times (12/01/2008)

Professor Clayton Christensen
RIM's answer to the iPhone not helping earnings
Marketwatch (12/01/2008)

Professor Nancy Koehn
Business could learn from Obama style, experts say
Reuters (12/02/2008)

Professor John Quelch
Wooing Customers With Social-Good Efforts
Wall Street Journal (12/01/2008)

Professor David Bell
Bad for the store, bad for the mall
NPR's Marketplace (12/01/2008)

Associate Professor Andrew McAfee
SAP to bring unified interface to apps suite
Computerworld(12/01/2008)

Professor Bill George
GM, Ford, Chrysler CEO Jobs May Hinge on Bailout Plan
Bloomberg News (12/01/2008)

Professor John Quelch
Four steps to living a more frugal life
Vancouver Sun (11/30/2008)

Professor Nancy Koehn
Delayed Gratification
New York Times (11/30/2008)

Professor Michael Porter
Stimulus for Skeptics
New York Times (11/28/2008)

Professor Nancy Koehn
'Black Friday'
PBS' Newshour with Jim Lehrer (11/28/2008)

Professor John Quelch
The Significance of Marketing in Challenging Times
Chief Executive (11/26/2008)

Professor Max Bazerman
Obama: Hire These Heroes from the Bush Era
Daily Kos (11/26/2008)

Professor Emeritus Thomas McCraw
Harvard prof honored for Schumpeter book
Boston Business Journal (11/26/2008)

Professor Amy Edmondson
The C.E.O. of Thanksgiving Dinner
New York Times (11/25/2008)

Professor David Moss
Saving Citi May Create More Fear
New York Times (11/25/2008)

Professor Michael Porter
Stephen Roach: Morgan Stanley Envoy in Region
Wall Street Journal (11/24/2008)

Associate Professor Anita Elberse
Group Think
Boston Globe (11/23/2008)

Professor Andrew McAfee
Enterprise 2.0 101: An Executive Guide to Enterprise 2.0
CIO (11/21/2008)

Professor Kathleen McGinn
The Negotiator's Playbook
Forbes.com (11/21/2008)

Professor Clayton Christensen
A gathering storm?
The Economist (11/20/2008)

Dean Jay O. Light
The Leadership Imperative
Forbes.com (11/19/2008)

Senior Associate Dean John Quelch
Obama poised to rebrand America, experts say
CNN.com (11/19/2008)

Professor Nancy Koehn
Refocus on the family
The Guardian (UK) (11/19/2008)

Professor Niall Ferguson
Author Niall Ferguson with his new book, The Ascent of Money
Greater Boston (11/18/2008)

Professor Josh Lerner, Dean Jay Light; Dean Emeritus John McArthur
At Harvard, It's Business As Usual
Globe and Mail (11/19/2008)

Dean Emeritus John McArthur
Calling Canada
Globe and Mail (11/19/2008)

Professor Niall Ferguson
Ferguson Faults Fed in Failure
Harvard Crimson (11/19/2008)

Senior Lecturer Thierry Breton
Atos Origin Board Fires Chief Germond, Hires Breton
Bloomberg News (11/18/2008)

Associate Professor Anita Elberse
The Long Fail: Web 2.0's faith meets the facts
The Register (UK) (11/18/2008)

Professor James Cash
The CIO as Innovation Czar
ComputerWorld (11/17/2008)

Professor Victoria Ivashina, Professor David Scharfstein
Banks Keep Lending, but That Isn't Easing the Crisis
Wall Street Journal (11/17/2008)

Professor Niall Ferguson
Team 'Chimerica'
Washington Post (11/17/2008)

Professor Rakesh Khurana
Meet your new leader
Fortune (11/14/2008)

Professor Niall Ferguson
Insight: 'Bretton Woods Two'?
BBC (11/13/2008)

Professor Rosabeth Moss Kanter
Prophet for a new age
The Guardian (UK) (11/12/2008)

Professor Howard Stevenson
N.Y. Times Executive Chosen as Head of NPR
Washington Post (11/12/2008)

Professor Emeritus Gerald Zaltman
Taking an ad break
Economic Times Online (11/12/2008)

Kim Budd, Director, Community Values Program
Governor installs 12-member public integrity task force
Boston Globe (11/09/2008)

Professor Emeritus Bob Hayes
Future cars will be built on order, not for stock
Economic Times Online (11/09/2008)

Professor Teresa Amabile, Professor Amy Edmondson, Professor Rosabeth Moss Kanter
Getting Women's Management Ideas Heard
Wall Street Journal Online (11/09/2008)
See also: Podcast with Professor Rosabeth Moss Kanter

Professor Paul Gompers
What Harvard says about Israeli VC
Globes (Israel) (11/09/2008)

Professor Emeritus John Kotter
Quick, do something
Montreal Gazette (11/08/2008)

Professor Michael Norton
Do Wealth and Well-Being Go Hand in Hand?
Wall Street Journal (11/07/2008)

Professor Niall Ferguson
Obama's foreign policy picks
Los Angeles Times (11/07/2008)

Professor Clayton Christensen
Obama Ran a Capitalist Campaign
Wall Street Journal (11/07/2008)

Professor Nancy Koehn
Wal-Mart reports profits while other retailers report losses
Greater Boston (11/06/2008)

Professor Nancy Koehn
New frugality shows up in retail figures
Marketplace (11/06/2008)

Professor Tarun Khanna
Nurturing entrepreneurship in India's villages
The McKinsey Quarterly (11/06/2008)

Professor David Yoffie
Google Won't Pursue Yahoo Ad Deal
New York Times (11/06/2008)

Professor Rosabeth Moss Kanter
I.B.M. Has Tech Answer for Woes of Economy
New York Times (11/06/2008)

Professor Willy Shih
Sweetly Disruptive Technology
Forbes.com (11/05/2008)

Professor Srikant Datar, Professor David Garvin
Happy Birthday, Harvard B-School
Newsweek (11/03/2008)

Professor Josh Lerner
US economy set to turn towards socialist path
Time Online (UK) (11/03/2008)

Assistant Professor Michael Norton
Bradley Effect May Not Hold On Tuesday
Harvard Crimson (11/03/2008)

Professor Josh Lerner
Debt Linked to Buyouts Tightens the Economic Vise
New York Times (11/02/2008)

Associate Professor Edward Riedl
Could the Crisis Crimp Convergence?
CFO.com (10/31/2008)

Professor Michael Porter
Why America Needs an Economic Strategy
BusinessWeek (10/30/2008)
See also: Podcast:: Behind the story

Professor John Quelch
Redefining the American Dream
The Washington Times (10/31/2008)

Professor Tarun Khanna
Harvard Portrait: Tarun Khanna
Harvard Magazine (10/30/2008)

Research Associate Robin Abrahams, Associate Professor Boris Groysberg
NFL Study Sheds Light on Teams
Harvard Crimson (10/31/2008)

Associate Professor Boris Groysberg
Orbit may affect star's shine
Boston Globe (10/30/2008)

Professor David Scharfstein
Banks to Continue Paying Dividends
Washington Post (10/30/2008)

Professor Michael Porter, Professor Larry Summers
A new type of capitalism
Boston Globe(10/30/2008)

Research Associate Robin Abrahams, Associate Professor Boris Groysberg
Harvard Business School researchers look to NFL
Boston Globe Online (10/29/2008)

Professor Richard Tedlow
Great Depression survivors uncertain of nation's mettle
Boston Globe (10/28/2008)

Professor Clayton Christensen
Disruption, One Step at a Time
Forbes (10/27/2008)

Professor Robert Austin
How Hard Could It Be?: Sins of Commissions
Inc. (10/27/2008)

Professor Emeritus John Kotter
Blog: Sustaining Urgency
CIO (10/27/2008)

Assistant Professor Aldo Musacchio
Economic crisis hits as Brazil builds
Los Angeles Times (10/27/2008)

Professor Niall Ferguson
Harvard's Ferguson Praises `Ascent of Money' as Markets Plunge
Bloomberg News (10/27/2008)

Professor Rosabeth Moss Kanter
Empowerment
The Economist Online (10/27/2008)

Professor Josh Lerner
As stocks plunge, funds lose balance
Boston Globe (10/27/2008)

President Drew Faust
Citing global warming, Gore renews call to cut use of oil
Boston Globe (10/23/2008)

Professor Clayton Christensen
Clayton Christensen: Innovation Key to Healthcare Reform
BNET (10/22/2008)

Professor Emeritus Ray Goldberg
Biofuels: From hope to husk
Financial Times Online (10/21/2008)

Professor Peter Tufano
Just Keep Our Money
Washington Post (10/21/2008)

Professor David S. Scharfstein
This Bailout Doesn't Pay Dividends
New York Times (10/20/2008)

President Drew Faust, Dean Jay Light, Lecturer Robert Higgins
The "Harvard MBA Indicator" for the Next 100 Years
The Harbus (10/20/2008)

Lecturer Stacey Childress, Professor Robert S. Kaplan
HBS Profs To Discuss Nonprofits
Harvard Crimson (10/20/2008)

Professor Rakesh Khurana, Professor Nitin Nohria
Management must become a profession
Financial Times Online (10/20/2008)

Professor David Moss
The Great Depression - how close are we?
San Francisco Chronicle (10/20/2008)

Professor Nancy Koehn
It's Fantasy Economy! Some Expert Views on What Should Happen Next.
Washington Post (10/19/2008)

Associate Professor Boris Groysberg
Global 100: Man of the world
LegalWeek.com (10/16/2008)

Professor Tarun Khanna
Prof. and Panel Talk Asia
Harvard Crimson (10/15/2008)

Senior Lecturer Sandra Sucher
Teaching, Morals and Learning at HBS
The Harbus (10/15/2008)

Professor David Yoffie
Humor and Leadership
The Harbus (10/15/2008)

President Drew Faust, Dean Jay Light
Three Stonecutters: On the Future of Business Education
Harvard Magazine (10/15/2008)

Harvard Business School
JPMorgan Chase chief attacks Washington for prolonging banking crisis
Times Online (UK) (10/15/2008)

Senior Lecturer Thierry Breton, Professor Michael Porter
HBS Summit Talks Economy
Harvard Crimson (10/15/2008)

Professor Nitin Nohria
Business Leadership and the Future of Markets: Helping "Capitalism Save Itself from Itself"
Harvard Magazine (10/15/2008)

Harvard Business School
Harvard sends gloomy signal to Corporate America
Economic Times (India) (10/15/2008)

Harvard Business School
At Harvard summit, most back US move
Boston Globe (10/15/2008)

Professor Richard Tedlow
Fast track the new president
Boston Globe (10/15/2008)

Assistant Professor Ben Edelman
Google Profits From Typo Squatting
Conde Naste Portfolio (10/14/2008)

Harvard Business School
JPMorgan Chase's Dimon says political leadership to solve complex problems is lacking
Associated Press (10/14/2008)

Professor James Cash, Professor Niall Ferguson
Harvard Business School Marks 100 Year Anniversary
Harvard Crimson (10/13/2008)

Professor James Cash
Bill Gates on "Creative Capitalism"
Harvard Magazine (10/13/2008)

Professor Niall Ferguson, Dean Jay Light, Professor John Quelch
Financial Crisis: Confidence-and Some Cautions
Harvard Magazine (10/13/2008)

Professor Nancy Koehn
Intervention Is Bold, but Has a Basis in History
New York Times (10/13/2008)

Harvard Business School
Gates Predicts `Significant Recession,' More Job Loss
Bloomberg News (10/13/2008)

Dean Jay Light
At Harvard, Gates addresses economic turmoil
Boston Globe (10/13/2008)

Professor Robert Steven Kaplan
Robert Kaplan on Leadership During Crisis
Fox Business News (10/13/2008)

Senior Associate Dean John Quelch
European Markets Imitate American
Fox Business News (10/13/2008)

Professor Josh Lerner
Deal recovery seen coming first in emerging economies
Reuters (10/13/2008)

Professor Bill George
Bill George: Where Were the Boards?
Wall Street Journal Online (10/13/2008)

Assistant Professor Andre Hagiu
Beyond the industrial
Financial Times Online (10/13/2008)

Dean Jay Light, Senior Lecturer Clayton Rose
Monday Manifesto: Irony is not lost on the Dean of Harvard Business School
The Times Online (UK) (10/13/2008)

Professor Josh Lerner
Private equity gets a lifeline for research
Financial Times Online (10/13/2008)

Professor Regina Herzlinger
Healthcare overhaul: How McCain and Obama differ
Miami Herald (10/12/2008)

Assistant Professor Ben Edelman
McAfee sees rise in stock scams, social engineering attacks
CNET.com (10/12/2008)

Professor Nancy Koehn
Economic indicators for Joe and Jane Six-Pack
Chicago Tribune (10/09/2008)

Professor Josh Lerner
Shutting up shop
The Economist (10/09/2008)

Professor Alvin Roth
Markets, By Way of The BCS
Harvard Crimson (10/09/2008)

Professor Joseph Bower
Calls grow for a new model for global trade
Boston Globe (10/09/2008)

Professor Emeritus Samuel Hayes
Bailout Role Elevates U.S. Official
New York Times (10/08/2008)

W. Carl Kester, Deputy Dean for Academic Affairs
B-school: nervous students and case studies
Marketwatch (10/08/2008)

Professor Gary Pisano
Biologics: How to regulate the science frontier
Shreveport Times (10/08/2008)

Professor Niall Ferguson
The End of Prosperity?
TIME (10/08/2008)

Professor Rakesh Khurana, Professor Nitin Nohria
Keeping up standards
CNN (10/07/2008)

Professor Nancy Koehn
The Dow plunges almost 370 points
Greater Boston (10/07/2008)

Professor Michael Porter
Village Idiocy: Enough with small-town triumphalism
The New Republic (10/08/2008)

Professor Rakesh Khurana, Professor Nitin Nohria
First, do no harm
The Economist (10/07/2008)

Professor John Quelch
Economic Choices: 2008 Leadership Strategies
PBS Nightly Business Report (10/06/2008)

Assistant Professor Michael Norton
Artful Dodging Trumps Open Evasion, Studies Show
Washington Post (10/06/2008)

Professor Thomas Delong
Company wallflowers need careful nurturing
The Times (South Africa) (10/05/2008)

Professor John Gourville
Help! Our food is shrinking
Minneapolis Star Tribune (10/04/2008)

Assistant Professor Aldo Musacchio
Brazil's Lula takes center stage in Latin America
Los Angeles Times (10/04/2008)

Professor Bill George
Wall Street's Latest Crisis of Leadership
BusinessWeek (10/03/2008)

Professor Tarun Khanna
China's communist party
The World (10/03/2008)

Professor Josh Lerner
Capitalism to the Rescue
New York Times Magazine (10/03/2008)

Professor John Quelch
Unilever: a break with history
Financial Times (10/02/2008)

Professor Rakesh Khurana
Business School Ethics
NPR (10/02/2008)

Assistant Professor Zeynep Ton
Retailers should not skimp on staffing in downturn
Financial Times Online (10/02/2008)

Associate Professor Robert Austin
How Hard Could It Be?: Sins of Commissions
Inc.com (10/02/2008)

Associate Professor Diego Comin
The Importance of Adopting New Technologies
Strategy and Business (10/02/2008)

Assistant Professor Karim Lakhani
We Can Benefit From Abundance of Innovation
The State Journal (10/02/2008)

Senior Lecturer Clayton Rose
U.S. Executives May Draw Don't-Do-This Lessons From Washington
Bloomberg.com (09/30/2008)

Christine Sullivan, Director, Alumni Career Services
In Wall St. chaos, Wharton reaches out to alums
The Daily Pennsylvanian (09/30/2008)

Professor David Yoffie
It's Intense at the Top
The Wall Street Journal (09/30/2008)

Senior Associate Dean Carl Kester
Hard Lesson
Boston Globe (09/29/2008)

Harvard Business School
Campuses adjust to being green
Boston Globe (09/29/2008)

Baker Foundation Professor Robert Kaplan
BOOK REVIEW 'The Execution Premium'
Los Angeles Times (09/29/2008)

Senior Lecturer Sandra Sucher
Why chief executives will never choose to read novels
Irish Times (09/29/2008)

Professor Emeritus Michael Jensen
CEO pay is a real problem, but this isn't the time to fix it
Fort Worth Star-Telegram (09/29/2008)

Dean Jay Light
Hank Paulson: CEO of America
The Harvard Crimson (09/29/2008)

Senior Lecturer Sandra Sucher
This novel approach to the chief's role is pure fiction
The Financial Times (09/29/2008)

Research Fellow Walter A. Friedman
"Birth of a Salesman"
Fortune (09/26/2008)

Assistant Professor Michael Norton
Do Warehouse Stores Really Save You Money?
The Wall Street Journal (09/25/2008)

Professor Emeritus John Kotter
Don't panic, but keep it urgent
Financial Times (09/25/2008)

Senior Lecturer Clayton Rose
Meltdown Vs. Bailout: How Did We Get Here?
WBZ-TV (09/25/2008)

Professor Emeritus Samuel Hayes
Icahn Biotech Stakes Rise on Drugmaker Demand as Markets Gyrate
Bloomberg News (09/25/2008)

Professor Emeritus John Kotter
Financial fairy tales
The Globe and Mail (09/25/2008)

Dean Jay Light, Professor Robert Merton, and Professor Robert Steven Kaplan
Panel Weighs Market Meltdown: FAS, HBS, and HLS profs explain situation, offer potential solutions
Harvard Crimson (09/25/2008)

Professor David Yoffie
Curbs on Pay Advance in Bailout Plan
Wall Street Journal (09/25/2008)

Assistant Professor Deishin Lee
A Roadmap To Destroy Open Source?
Information Week (09/24/2008)

Dean Jay Light, Professor David Moss, Lecturer Nicolas Retsinas, and Senior Lecturer Clayton Rose
Harvard Professors Address Finance Fears
The Harvard Crimson (09/24/2008)

Professor Robert Merton
Nobel Laureate Merton Says $4 Trillion Lost as Home Prices Fall
Bloomberg (09/23/2008)

Assistant Professor Daniel Bergstresser, Senior Lecturer Clayton Rose
Professors Plan Bear Sterns Case Study
The Harvard Crimson (09/23/2008)

Professor Rakesh Khurana, Professor Nitin Nohria
Business Schools Aim To Change Attitudes
WBZ (09/22/2008)

Dean Jay Light
Bailout's rules and processes are key
Marketplace (09/22/2008)

Assistant Professor Fabrizio Ferri,
Professor V. G. Narayanan

Harvard dips into Friendly's
Mass Live.com (09/21/2008)

Professor Herman "Dutch" Leonard
Clinton summit hopes for generosity amid turmoil
Reuters (09/22/2008)

Professor Boris Groysberg
How to Minimize the Risks of Hiring Outside Stars
The Wall Street Journal (09/22/2008)

Professor Ranjay Gulati
Staring You in the Face
The Wall Street Journal (09/22/2008)

Professor Niall Ferguson
A long shadow
The Financial Times (09/21/2008)

Professor Peter Tufano
Savings Bonds' Swan Song?
The Washington Post (09/21/2008)

Assistant Professor Anat Keinan
Giving in to temptation
CNN (09/20/2008)

Professor Emeritus Samuel Hayes
Rally, aftershocks end brutal week
The Boston Globe (09/20/2008)

Professor William A. Sahlman
My Hometown: Boston
Fox Business.com (09/18/2008)

Professor William A. Sahlman
Take a Harvard Business Class
Fox Business.com (09/18/2008)

Professor Regina Herzlinger
Health-Care Nation
Conde Naste Portfolio (09/18/2008)

Professor Nancy Koehn
The Fed bails out AIG - is more market regulation needed?
WGBH's Greater Boston (09/17/2008)

Professor John Quelch
Palin power recharges GOP ticket
CNN (09/17/2008)

Professor John Quelch
Palin 'phenomenon' hijacks online sales
CNN (09/16/2008)

Professor Nancy Koehn
No-bailout stance sends vital message
The Boston Globe (09/16/2008)

Professor F. Warren McFarlan
How the Colonel captured China
China Daily (09/16/2008)

Professor Bill George
Thain's Swiftness Praised; Fuld's Hesitation Faulted
The Wall Street Journal (09/16/2008)

Professor Emeritus Samuel Hayes
Boston assesses financial fallout
The Boston Globe (09/16/2008)

Senior Lecturer Peter Olson
Olson High on Cambridge, Amazon
Publishers Weekly (09/15/2008)

Tim Butler, Director of Career Development Programs
On-Rampers: Time to Head Back to School?
The Wall Street Journal Online (09/15/2008)

Assistant Professor Lakshmi Iyer
The story of nexus between politicos & bureaucrats retold
The Economic Times (09/15/2008)

Professor Clayton Christensen
Teaching To The New Test
Forbes (09/15/2008)

Professor Rakesh Khurana
How US b-schools are redefining management study
The Hindu Business Line (09/15/2008)

Professor Emeritus Samuel Hayes
Lehman rescue stalls; BofA and Merrill talking
The Associated Press (09/14/2008)

Professor Joseph Bower, Professor Bill George
Is There Anybody Out There?
Forbes.com (09/12/2008)

Professor Robert Steven Kaplan
Return of 8% for Harvard Endowment
The New York Times (09/12/2008)

Professor Vicki Sato
HBS team wins big - and twice
The Harvard Gazette (09/11/2008)

Professor John Quelch
9/11 victims recalled as names, not numbers
The Boston Herald (09/11/2008)

Professor William W. George, Professor Jay W. Lorsch
The Most Influential People on Corporate Governance and in the Boardroom
Directorship (09/11/2008)

Professor John T. Gourville
Good Pricing Strategies for Bad Times
Gallup Management Journal (09/11/2008)

Professor Emeritus John Kotter
John Kotter - A sense of urgency
Financial Times (09/10/2008)

Baker Foundation Professor F. Warren McFarlan
Gome Is Tops in China
BusinessWeek (09/10/2008)

Meghan Duggan, Assistant Director of Sustainability and MEP Projects
Building Green Classrooms
BusinessWeek (09/09/2008)

Professor Emeritus Samuel Hayes
Wall Street Trading Gets Zero Value From Lehman, Merrill Owners
Bloomberg.com (09/08/2008)

Associate Professor Suraj Srinivasan
Leadership: The Consequences Of Missing Quarterly Earnings
Globe and Mail (09/08/2008)

Professor Josh Lerner
The 'Same Ol' Is Actually Good Enough for Many
The Wall Street Journal (09/08/2008)

Professor Joseph Bower
An old question revisited
The Boston Globe (09/07/2008)

Professor Robert Kaplan
New book by Harvard's Robert Kaplan examines How to Execute Strategy
MBA Universe.com (09/06/2008)

Professor David Yoffie
Microsoft Works to Perfect Windows Vista
The New York Times (09/05/2008)

Harvard Business School
Full-Tuition Fellowships from Top B-Schools
BusinessWeek (09/04/2008)

Professor John Quelch
How to spot a chief executive who is going off the rails
The Times Online (08/31/2008)

Professor Alvin Roth
Harvard Portrait: Alvin Roth
Harvard Magazine (08/29/2008)

Professor Michael Porter
When CSR is neither profit nor public good
The Jakarta Post (08/28/2008)

Professor Paul Gompers, Professor Josh Lerner
Venture capitalists today look far and wide for start-ups
USA Today (08/28/2008)

Baker Foundation Professor Robert S. Kaplan
The strategy missing link
The Financial Times (08/27/2008)

Baker Foundation Professor F. Warren McFarlan
Will China Change IT?
CIO Insight (08/27/2008)

Assistant Professor Jason Riis
Healthy people more willing to take drugs
The Times of India (08/23/2008)

Assistant Professor Ben Edelman
Cracking China's Social Network Market
Forbes.com (08/21/2008)

Senior Lecturer Michael Chu
Microfinance must embrace the free market
The Economic Times (08/20/2008)

Harvard Business School
News from the schools, August 2008
The Economist.com (08/19/2008)

Dean Jay Light
How They Grow, the Leaders Who Guide the Age
Nikkei Business (07/2008)

Professor Tarun Khanna
What the Olympics tell us about China and India
The Economic Times (08/18/2008)

Professor John Quelch
Lean is in as companies are weighed down by rising costs
Livemint.com (08/18/2008)

Assistant Professor Ben Edelman
Adware vendor Zango profits from pirated movies, says researcher
ComputerWorld (08/18/2008)

Jim Aisner, Director of Media Relations
Orientation Is Getting Longer
BusinessWeek (08/18/2008)

Professor Nancy Koehn, Associate Professor Andrew McAfee, Professor John Quelch
For some Harvard professors, the blogosphere is new terrain
The Boston Globe (08/17/2008)

Professor Mihir Desai, Associate Professor Fritz Foley
The Export of Jobs
The Washington Post (08/17/2008)

Assistant Professor Ben Edelman
War of the Computers
NECN (08/15/2008)

Baker Foundation Professor Warren McFarlan
What the Olympics Means for China, IT
CIO Insight (08/14/2008)

Professor Regina Herzlinger
Operating profit
The Economist (08/14/2008)

Professor Emeritus John Kotter, Professor Emeritus Abraham Zaleznik
Freedom Fighters & Bhagavad Gita - Defining Leadership
MBA Universe.com (08/14/2008)

Assistant Professor Ben Edelman
Longtime Battle Lines Are Recast In Russia and Georgia's Cyberwar
The Washington Post (08/14/2008)

Professor Emeritus Christopher Bartlett, Professor Rakesh Khurana, Professor Nitin Nohria, Professor Krishna Palepu
Independence Day Special: The Rise Of The Indian Thought-Leaders
MBA Universe.com (08/14/2008)

Professor Mihir Desai
Corporate-Tax Reporting Draws GAO Scrutiny
The Wall Street Journal (08/13/2008)

Professor Rafael M. Di Tella
Dreaming of Swatantra
Livemint.com (08/13/2008)

Professor Emeritus Hugo Uyterhoeven
Hugo Uyterhoeven: Drawing the line on growth
TCPalm.com (08/11/2008)

Professor David Yoffie
Is Google a Media Company?
The New York Times (08/10/2008)

Professor John Quelch
Brands act local to woo a billion Chinese consumers
The Financial Times (08/10/2008)

Professor Nancy Koehn
Starting Up: Teaming Up With Other Businesses
Small Biz.com (08/08/2008)

Professor Toby Stuart
Experience counts
The Financial Times (08/07/2008)

Professor Joseph Bower, Professor V.G. Narayanan
Harvard professors discuss compensation and succession
IR Magazine (08/07/2008)

Professor Robert Steven Kaplan
Harvard Endowment Aces a Brutal Year
The Wall Street Journal (08/07/2008)

Associate Professor Julie Wulf
'Don't Touch My Perks'
Human Resource Executive Online (08/07/2008)

Professor Jay Lorsch
Deal may help Citi Center stage turnaround
The Boston Globe (08/07/2008)

Assistant Professor Michael Norton
Warehouse shoppers: Do you save enough to justify the trip?
The Christian Science Monitor (08/04/2008)

Senior Lecturer John Davis
Wait to Work for Family
The Wall Street Journal (08/03/2008)

Professor Michael Porter
Michael Porter
The Economist.com (08/01/2008)

Professor Emeritus Michael Jensen
Feedback from the Stern Stewart Summit. Professor Michael Jensen - Harvard Business School
MoneyWeb.com (07/31/2008)

Professor and Senior Associate Dean Bill Sahlman
Spreading the gospel
The Economist (07/31/2008)

Professor V. Kasturi Rangan
Understanding business models at the Base-of-Pyramid is critical for future growth: Harvard Business School's Prof V. Kasturi Rangan
MBA Universe (07/28/2008)

Professor Tarun Khanna
Digesting this `happy mutualism'
The Standard (Hong Kong) (07/28/2008)

Professor John Deighton
Whiten Your Teeth Even While Walking the Dog
The New York Times (07/27/2008)

Professor Marco Iansiti
A Souped-Up Model T May Have Been the First Mash-Up
The New York Times (07/27/2008)

Professor Joseph Bower
Stefan Stern on Jack Welch's place in history
The Financial Times (07/26/2008)

Professor Nancy F. Koehn
It's a buyer's market. Haggle.
CNN Money.com (07/25/2008)

Professor Emeritus Stephen Greyser
Sox air new TV ad starring Manny and Pap
The Boston Globe Online (07/25/2008)

Professor William C. Kirby, Dean Jay Light
Business School, China Fund open office in Shanghai
The Harvard University Gazette (07/24/2008)

Visiting Scholar James Bamberg, Professor Niall Ferguson, Professor Geoffrey G. Jones
A rummage in the corporate attic
The Financial Times (07/23/2008)

Professor Mihir A. Desai
Senate Panel Will Probe a Tax Haven
The New York Sun (07/24/2008)

Professor Joshua D. Coval
Bush pins credit mess on 'drunk' Wall Street
Globe and Mail Online (07/24/2008)

Professor Kenneth Froot
Global institutional investors take heart
Investment News (07/23/2008)

Professor Dutch Leonard
Time to get real
CSR Asia (07/23/2008)

Professor Tarun Khanna
Breaking the Wall
Deccan Herald (07/23/2008)

Assistant Professor Karim Lakhani
If You Have a Problem, Ask Everyone
The New York Times (07/22/2008)

Professor Emeritus John Kotter
Analysis: Finding a Sense of Urgency
Businessweek (07/22/2008)

Associate Professor Boris Groysberg, Professor and Senior Associate Dean Nitin Nohria
Harvey Schachter's guide on how to handle everything from overflowing e-mail to meeting overload
The Globe and Mail (07/21/2008)

Professor Tarun Khanna
'Development in China is top down'
The Hindu (07/20/2008)

Professor Amy C. Edmondson
Another Meeting? Say It Isn't So
The New York Times (07/20/2008)

Professor Tarun Khanna
Intelligent Discussion
The Deccan Chroncile (07/19/2008)

Professor Emeritus James Cash, Professor Benjamin Esty
Business School summer program offers world of possibilities
The Harvard Gazette (07/18/2008)

Assistant Professor Gregory Barron
Experience vs. Information, Part 2
The New York Times Online (07/15/2008)

Programming Coordinator Carolyn Gould
Yoga Makes Headway in Business Schools
Businessweek (07/15/2008)

Associate Professor Anita Elberse
Long Tails and Big Heads
Slate.com (07/14/2008)

Dean, Emeritus John H. McArthur
Ex-Senate president in race to head BPL
The Boston Globe (07/14/2008)

Professor Teresa Amabile
Creativity can thrive, if you keep the e-mail in check
The Boston Globe (07/13/2008)

Professor Nancy Koehn
Creative Capitalism in Context
Creative Capitalism (07/12/2008)

Professor and Senior Associate Dean David Bell
LAND HOE: Demand surges for local food
Enterprise News.com (07/12/2008)

Professor Clayton Christensen
Public school evolution
The Denver Post (07/11/2008)

Professor Tarun Khanna
Author's Corner (Scroll to pages 10/11)
360/The Merrill Lynch Leadership Magazine (07/11/2008)

Assistant Professor Lauren H. Cohen, Assistant Professor Christopher J. Malloy
A Connection Premium
The New York Sun (07/10/2008)

Associate Professor Robert S. Huckman
When there's no room to grow
Nature (07/09/2008)

Professor Michael Tushman
Tushman receives honorary degree from University of Geneva
The Cambridge Chronicle (07/09/2008)

Professor Nabil N. El-Hage
Straying from the blueprint
The Boston Globe (07/09/2008)

Professor William C. Kirby
Harvard Opens First China Office
The Harvard Crimson (07/08/2008)

Associate Professor Anita Elberse
Long live the long tail? Maybe not so much
Time.com (07/07/2008)

Associate Professor Robert D. Austin
Oops!
The Wall Street Journal (07/07/2008)

Dean Jay Light
Harvard expands in Asia
The Financial Times (07/07/2008)

Professor John Gourville
Consumers get less bang for their buck
The Globe and Mail (07/08/2008)

Assistant Professor Anat Keinan
Splurging Is Good for Your Health
The Wall Street Journal Online (07/07/2008)

Associate Professor Andrew McAfee
Why Companies Need Web 2.0
Forbes.com (07/07/2008)

Professor Michael Porter
Rethinking the role of employers
Financial Times (07/03/2008)

Associate Professor Robin Greenwood
Inexperience May Feed the Bubbles
The New York Times (07/04/2008)

Professor Clayton Christensen
Digital revolution is now transforming education
Minnesota Public Radio (07/03/2008)

Assistant Professor Karim Lakhani
Stepping into the shoes of a designer
The Seattle Times (07/03/2008)

Associate Professor Li Jin
A Better Solution for China
The Wall Street Journal Asia (07/03/2008)

Professor Regina Herzlinger
Stepping into the shoes of a designer
The Financial Times (07/02/2008)

Professor William C. Kirby, Dean Jay Light
Harvard opens office in Shanghai
The Boston Globe (07/02/2008)

Assistant Professor Daniel Bergstresser, Professor Peter Tufano
Bear market freak out
CNN Money (07/01/2008)

Assistant Professor Andre Hagiu
Microsoft's Plan B for Search
BusinessWeek (07/01/2008)

Professor Tarun Khanna
India Lets Success Happen
The American Spectator (07/01/2008)

Assistant Professor Anita Elberse, Assistant Professor Michael Norton
Battle of the Network All-Stars
Inc.com (07/01/2008)

Professor Niall Ferguson
A Revisionist View of a Century Dominated by War
The New York Times (06/30/2008)

Professor Nancy Koehn
The leader and the moment
Fortune.com (06/30/2008)

Professor Emeritus James Heskett, Professor Emeritus Gerald Zaltman
Ever wonder why managers don't think deeply? It turns out, it's not their fault
The Montreal Gazette (06/30/2008)

Professor and Senior Associate Dean David Yoffie
Microsoft Seeks Path Beyond the Gates Legacy
The New York Times (06/27/2008)

Professor Clayton Christensen
The meaning of Bill Gates
The Economist (06/26/2008)

Professor Ranjay Gulati
Redefining Innovation
CNBC's The Business of Innovation (06/24/2008)

Associate Professor Rakesh Khurana
Firms more inclined to promote insiders as CEO
Chicago Tribune (06/24/2008)

Professor Clayton Christensen
Harvard professor sees technology as cure for ailing, costly healthcare system
Healthcare Finance News (06/23/2008)

Professor John Quelch
The Prius Liberal
Newsweek.com (06/20/2008)

Professor Tarun Khanna
What plagues Indian entrepreneurs?
Moneycontrol.com (06/20/2008)

Senior Lecturer Robert F. Higgins
Health-Care Innovation
BusinessWeek Online (06/18/2008)
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Professor Tarun Khanna
The Growing Economic Influence of China and India
NPR's Morning Edition (06/17/2008)

Professor Emeritus Samuel Hayes
AIG's Sullivan Joins List of Deposed Financial Chiefs
Bloomberg.com (06/17/2008)

Senior Lecturer John Davis
'Copy This! How I Turned Dyslexia, ADHD, and 100 Square Feet Into a Company Called Kinko's'
The Wall Street Journal Online (06/16/2008)

Arthur Lowes Dickinson Professor of Accounting and Senior Associate Dean Srikant Datar
B-schools will grow out of the classroom
The Economic Times (06/16/2008)

Professor and Senior Associate Dean David Thomas
Diversity in the C-Suite
Human Resource Executive Online (06/16/2008)

Lecturer John Macomber
Turning 'dirt to dollars'
The Hindu (06/15/2008)

Professor Max Bazerman
Evaluating Your Business Ethics
Gallup Management Journal (06/12/2008)

Assistant Professor Ben Edelman
Experts: Spyware Legislation Needs More Work
PC World (06/12/2008)

Professor Tarun Khanna
The two rising Asian giants
The Hindu (06/10/2008)

Professor Emeritus Michael C. Jensen
Now Professors Get Their Star Rankings, Too
The New York Times (06/09/2008)

Professor Stuart C. Gilson
Heir care tips for Mr Gandhi
The Economic Times (06/09/2008)

Professor Emeritus Malcolm S. Salter
Sides talk on budget problems
The Boston Globe (06/08/2008)

Professor Nancy Koehn
Wal-Mart's Scott Benefits From Economic Slump, Discount Demand
Bloomberg.com (06/07/2008)

Professor Tarun Khanna
A Case Of Reverse Imperialism
Forbes.com (06/06/2008)

Professor of Management Practice John R. Wells
Industry-specific
The Economist.com (06/05/2008)

Professor Joseph Bower
Gates-Ballmer Clash Shaped Microsoft's Coming Handover
The Wall Street Journal (06/05/2008)

Professor Michael Porter
How nations compete
The Times of India (06/04/2008)

Professor Tarun Khanna
Global Business
BBC Radio (06/03/2008)

Professor Bill George
When Intolerance Becomes Intolerable
The New York Times (06/02/2008)

Professor Emeritus John Kotter
Changes with Penguins: A Q&A with Harvard Guru John Kotter
ManageSmarter.com (06/02/2008)

Assistant Professor Karim Lakhani
The Customer is the Company
Inc. (06/01/2008)

Assistant Professor Fabrizio Ferri
Not-So-Modest Proposals
CFO (06/01/2008)

Assistant Professor Karim Lakhani
The Customer is the Company
Inc.com (06/01/2008)

Professor Teresa Amabile
You can train yourself to be more creative in the way you tackle problems
The Montreal Gazette (05/31/2008)

Senior Lecturer Stephen P. Kaufman
CIOs need to talk
MIS Magazine (Australia) (05/30/2008)

Professor Mihir A. Desai; Associate Professor C. Fritz Foley
America the Difficult
The American (05/29/2008)

Professor Regina Herzlinger, Professor Andre Perold
Newsmakers
The Harvard Gazette (05/29/2008)

Professor Tarun Khanna
Future of the world depends on whether India and China can get along
Reuters (05/28/2008)

Professor Emeritus Sam Hayes
Wall Street Dismissals, Not as Bad as '01, Signal Worst to Come
Bloomberg (05/27/2008)

Professor Regina Herzlinger
Making health-care history
Fortune (05/26/2008)

Professor Nancy Koehn
A Star-Spangled Banner Yet Waves at Lord & Taylor
The New York Times (05/26/2008)

Professor Jay Lorsch
For the Chief, a Little Skepticism Can Go a Long Way
The New York Times (05/25/2008)

Professor Max Bazerman, Associate Professor Deepak Malhotra
Negotiate logically, not intuitively
The Montreal Gazette (05/24/2008)

Professor Peter Tufano
Plastic makes it too easy for consumers to spend more than they planned
The Boston Globe (05/23/2008)

Professor Michael Porter
Foreign Hires, Offshoring Part of Japan's Response to Engineering Drought
ITBusinessEdge (05/23/2008)

Associate Professor Andrew P. McAfee
CIOs Look Beyond Web 2.0
CIO (India) (05/23/2008)

Professor Emeritus Gerald Zaltman
Thinking Deeply About Consumers
Forbes (05/20/2008)

Professor Tarun Khanna
Playing for Keeps: A Symposium
The American (05/20/2008)

Senior Lecturer John Macomber
Harvard examines Indian real estate
IndUS Business Journal (05/20/2008)

Professor Michael Porter
'Strategy is about competitive advantage'
The Times of India (05/20/2008)

Professor Regina Herzlinger
Health Care and History's Hand
The Washington Post (05/20/2008)

Professor Teresa Amabile
Creativity and productivity
The Boston Globe (05/20/2008)

Professor Tarun Khanna
China over-errs on the side of public interest, India on pvt property
Daily Nws & Analysis (India) (05/19/2008)

Professor Emeritus Sam Hayes
Banks Keep $35 Billion Markdown Off Income Statements
Bloomberg (05/19/2008)

Professor Clayton Christensen
The Computer Industry Comes With Built-In Term Limits
The New York Times (05/18/2008)

Professor Niall Ferguson
Rebellion without a cause
The Financial Times (05/17/2008)

Professor André Perold
Passions Run High on Indexing
The New York Times (05/17/2008)

Professor Rosabeth Moss Kanter
Panels contrive job interview for the next president of the U.S.
The Harvard Gazette (05/16/2008)

Stephen Laster, Chief Information Officer
Harvard Business School CIO's hiring process
CIO Asia (05/16/2008)

Professor Josh Lerner
All Clear?
The Economist (05/15/2008)

Senior Associate Dean Joseph L. Badaracco
Schools Coordinate Calendars
The Harvard Crimson (05/15/2008)

Professor Peter Tufano
Credit Cards Cost, No Matter What
The Washington Post (05/15/2008)

Assistant Professor Andrei Hagiu
Getting Japan to capitalize on its innovation
The Japanese Times (05/15/2008)

Assistant Professor Karim R. Lakhani
L'adoption de l'innovation
ITRManager.com (05/15/2008)

Professor Louis T. Wells
Governments in a topsy-turvy world of disputes with investors
The Financial Times (05/14/2008)

Professor Tarun Khanna
Something fishy in the heart of Mumbai
Daily News and Analysis (India) (05/14/2008)

Professor Josh Lerner
No more easy money? Private equity's plan B
Fortune (05/14/2008)

Senior Associate Dean Srikant Datar
Tradition makes way for innovation
The Times Online (UK) (05/14/2008)

Assistant Professor Aldo Musacchio
Brazil Joins Front Rank Of New Economic Powers
The Wall Street Journal (05/13/2008)

Professor David Yoffie
Analysis: Google triumphant
The Financial Times (05/13/2008)

Assistant Professor Noam T. Wasserman
Goliath Solutions' chance to grow makes it easier to give up some equity
Chicago Tribune (05/12/2008)

Executive Director Ralph James
Course design: Students learn best through experience
The Financial Times (05/12/2008)

Professor Regina Herzlinger
Insurance model follows American tradition
Associated Press (05/12/2008)

Associate Professor Rakesh Khurana
A little leeway goes a long way
The Times (05/11/2008)

Senior Associate Dean John A. Quelch
Low road of negative ads
The Washington Times (05/11/2008)

Professor Regina Herzlinger
Who will fix America's broken health care system?
The Real News Network (05/08/2008)

Professor Rosabeth Moss Kanter
Executives from around country gather in Greenville to trade ideas
The Greenville News (05/08/2008)

Professor Josh Lerner
Methods and madness
The Economist (05/08/2008)

Professor Josh Lerner
The changing face of private equity
CNN (05/08/2008)

Professor Clayton Christensen
Report: Half of High School Classes Could Be Online by 2019
T.H.E. Journal (05/08/2008)

Professor Pankaj Ghemawat
Global Maket an Illusion in a Semi-Globalized World, Expert Says
Deutsche Welle (05/08/2008)

Associate Professor Rakesh Khurana, Lecturer John Macomber, Senior Associate Dean David Yoffie
Executive Education programme on South Asia real estate
The Hindustan Times (05/07/2008)

Professor Michael Porter
'Strategy is about competitive advantage'
The Time of India, Mumbai (05/06/2008)

Professor David Yoffie
Google Ends Microsoft's Yahoo Search
The New York Times (05/06/2008)

Professor Clayton Christensen
Buying Resources, Process And Values
Forbes (05/05/2008)

Professor Bill George
How CEOs Stay On Top Of Their Game
Forbes (05/05/2008)

Professor Tarun Khanna
'India, China can gain more with better cooperation'
The Economic Times (05/04/2008)

Professor Tarun Khanna
Billions of Entrepreneurs
Ottawa Business Journal (05/02/2008)

Professor Pankaj Ghemawat
The Cognitive Age
The New York Times (05/02/2008)

Professor David Yoffie
The Mac in the Gray Flannel Suit
BusinessWeek (05/01/2008)

Senior Associate Dean Srikant Datar
Wall Street trends seen in new book
Tulsa Beacon (05/01/2008)

Professor Gary Pisano
Biotech Focus: Chasing the Pot of Gold
Medical, Marketing and Media (05/01/2008)

Professor Regina Herzlinger
McCain: Put Families 'Back in Charge' of Health Care
NPR's All Things Considered (04/30/2008)

Professor Clayton M Christensen
Perspectives: XG's low-energy mobiles threaten high disruption
The Financial Times (04/30/2008)

Professor Regina Herzlinger
McCain's Health-Care Proposal
BusinessWeek (04/29/2008)

Professor Josh Lerner
Warren Buffett's stake helps Mars take over Wrigley
The Times Online (UK) (04/29/2008)

Senior Lecturer Robert Pozen
How to Revive Securitization Markets
The Wall Street Journal (04/29/2008)

Senior Lecturer John A. Davis
US, European business families eye Indian PE
Livemint.com (04/28/2008)

Associate Professor Rakesh Khurana
Pay Gap Fuels Worker Woes
The Wall Street Journal (04/28/2008)

Associate Professor Frances X. Frei
Getting Service Right
The New York Times (04/28/2008)

Professor Tarun Khanna
Not India vs China but India and China
The Telegraph (India) (04/27/2008)

Senior Associate Dean John Quelch
Crisis fears recede on Wall Street
Times Online (UK) (04/27/2008)

Professor Tarun Khanna
India and China: the friendly giants
The Guardian (UK) (04/25/2008)

Professor Emeritus Samuel Hayes
Fuld of experience
The Economist (04/24/2008)

Professor Tarun Khanna
'Mandalay now more Chinese than Indian'
Thaindian News (04/24/2008)

Tim Butler, Senior Fellow and Director of Career Development Programs, MBA Program Administration
The Call of Wall Street
The Boston Globe (04/24/2008)

Senior Associate Dean John Quelch
Growing Green During Downturn
Policy Innovations (04/22/2008)

Professor Tarun Khanna
Why China Needs India's Transparency
Businessweek (04/22/2008)

Assistant Professor Aldo Musacchio
O primeiro boom capitalista do Brasil
Epoca (04/12/2008)

Professor Pankaj Ghemawat
A Mittal secret from the 'rust buckets' of Kazakhstan
Daily News & Analysis (04/21/2008)

Professor Josh Lerner
Economic News Too Negative? Just Cut Funding for Data
Fox Business (04/21/2008)

Professor Pankaj Ghemawat
'There is a lot of headroom for Indian IT'
Daily News & Analysis (04/21/2008)

Professor Josh Lerner
Small Portions
Forbes (04/21/2008)

Professor Clayton Christensen
How to Reduce Health Care Costs
Forbes (04/21/2008)

Assistant Professor Karim Lakhani
The Power of the Prize
Fast Company (04/18/2008)

Professor Max Bazerman, Professor Srikant Datar
Academic News: Academic news - Business school bulletin April 2008
Ethical Corporation (04/17/2008)

Assistant Professor Michael Norton
Money spent on others can buy happiness
The Harvard Gazette (04/17/2008)

Professor David Yoffie
For Microsoft, Holding Yahoo Talent May Be Costly
The New York Times (04/16/2008)

Professor Bill Sahlman
Faculty Profile
The Harbus (04/14/2008)

Adjunct Professor David Collis
Thomson Remake Cost Chief Job
The Wall Street Journal (04/14/2008)

Assistant Professor Gregory M. Barron
You Won't Like This Article
The Boston Globe (04/13/2008)

Harvard Business School
More than a helping hand for charities
The Boston Globe (04/12/2008)

Professor Emeritus Stephen Greyser
Olympic sponsorship isn't an automatic gold medal
USA Today (04/11/2008)

Professor Josh Lerner
High finance laid low
The Economic Times (04/11/2008)

Professor Tarun Khanna
Burmese Squeeze
The Wall Street Journal Asia (04/10/2008)

Professor Tarun Khanna
Burmese Squeeze
Wall Street Journal Asia (04/10/2008)

Professor Jay Lorsch
Stocks may fall, but execs' pay doesn't
USA Today (04/10/2008)

Professor Gail McGovern
Former Corporate Executive to Run Red Cross
The New York Times (04/9/2008)

Assistant Professor Fabrizio Ferri
Giving Investors a Say on CEO Pay
Time Magazine (04/09/2008)

Professor Josh Lerner
High Finance Laid Low
The Washington Post (04/9/2008)

HBS Centennial
Happy Birthday, HBS
Economist.com (04/8/2008)

Senior Lecturer John A. Davis
A Vintage Strategy Faces Modernity
The Wall Street Journal (04/05/2008)

Associate Professor Andrew P. McAfee
100 Most Influential People in IT
Eweek.com (04/04/2008)

Harvard Business School
'To whom much is given ...'
The Harvard Gazette (04/04/2008)

Timothy Butler, Director of Career Development Programs
Job Searchers Face a New Reality
Businessweek (04/04/2008)

Professor Alvin Roth
Matchmaker, mathmaker
The Daily Princetonian (04/04/2008)

Professor Jan Rivkin
From Law School to Business School - evolution of the case method
The Harvard Gazette (04/04/2008)

Professor Rosabeth Moss Kanter
Fixing a Broken Dream One Night at a Time
The New York Times (04/04/2008)

Professor Robert C. Merton
On Markets and Complexity
MIT Technology Review (04/02/2008)

Assistant Professor Noam T. Wasserman
Making the right decisions can be more emotional than you'd think
The Jerusalem Post (04/02/2008)

Assistant Professor Michael Norton
Giving Money Brings Joy
The Harvard Crimson (04/02/2008)

Lecturer Stacey Childress, Professor Allen Grossman
No Child law fixes; Don't leave them behind
Washington Business Journal (04/01/2008)

Professor Joseph Bower
The Leader Within
Directorship (04/01/2008)

Senior Associate Dean John Quelch
The Brand Called Obama
Fast Company (04/01/2008)

Professor Regina Herzlinger, Professor Michael Porter
Your Retiring Clients' Biggest Fear
Financial Planning (04/01/2008)

Adjunct Professor, Emeritus William J. Poorvu
Waiting for real estate bounce
The San Francisco Chronicle (03/30/2008)

Assistant Professor Boris Groysberg
Shifting Stars
The Boston Globe (03/30/2008)

Senior Associate Dean John Quelch
Dunkin Donuts vs. Starbucks Democrats
NPR's All Things Considered (03/30/2008)

Professor, Emeritus Stephen Greyser
Red Sox Nation Sold On Owners
The Hartford Courant (03/30/2008)

Professor Regina Herzlinger
America, Insure Thyself
The Washington Post Online (03/29/2008)

Professor Tarun Khanna
A tale of two giants
The National Post (03/29/2008)

Professor Josh Lerner
Democratic rivals urge more fiscal oversight
The Boston Globe (03/28/2008)

Professor Anita Elberse
Anita Elberse
Variety (03/27/2008)

Professor Josh Lerner
Boston buyout firms sue banks over financing
The Boston Globe (03/27/2008)

Professor Toby E. Stuart
Is Your Great Idea A Real Business?
Forbes.com (03/26/2008)

Assistant Professor Michael Norton
Scientists Detect Nice NYT Readers
The New York Times Online (03/26/2008)

Professor Michael Porter
Managing care the right way
The Boston Globe (03/26/2008)

Professor Joseph Bower
Spring cleaning ...for the mind
The Globe and Mail (03/26/2008)

Professor, Emeritus Samuel L. Hayes
Lawyers in spotlight over loophole
The Financial Times (03/25/2008)

Professor, Emeritus John J. GabarroProfessor, Emeritus John P. Kotter
Turning 'Top Down' Upside Down
Forbes.com (03/25/2008)

Professor Alvin E. Roth
The "Yuck!" Factor
NPR's Here and Now (03/25/2008)

Professor Richard Tedlow
Will History Happen to your Company
The Times of India (03/25/2008)

Professor Pankaj Ghemawat
An antidote to Thomas Friedman
The Time of India (03/25/2008)

Professor Joseph L. Bower
The urge to merge
The Boston Globe (03/24/2008)

Professor David A. Moss
Legacy of Depression at work now
The Los Angeles Times (03/24/2008)

Professor Nancy F. Koehn
Even at Megastores, Hagglers Find No Price Is Set in Stone
The New York Times (03/23/2008)

Professor Regina Herzlinger
Kellogg School Corner | A 'code red' on US health care
Livemint.com (03/23/2008)

Professor Alvin E. Roth
David Gale, 86; UC Berkeley mathematician
The Los Angeles Times (03/23/2008)

Professor Richard Tedlow
Why Old Technologies Are Still Kicking
The New York Times (03/23/2008)

Associate Professor Giovanni Gavetti
How Did Your Computer Crash? Check the Instant Replay
The New York Times (03/23/2008)

Professor Niall Ferguson
Time travellers
The Financial Times (03/22/2008)

Professor Krishna Palepu
Corporates seek advice from management thinkers
The Economic Times (03/21/2008)

Professor Tarun Khanna
Q&A
India Abroad (03/21/2008)

Professor, Emeritus William Poorvu
Crisis of Confidence
The Newshour with Jim Lehrer (03/21/2008)

Professor, Emeritus Stephen Greyser
Symposium held on 'Olympic' architecture
The Harvard Gazette (03/20/2008)

Associate Professor Scott A. Snook
Helping Military Students Adjust
Businessweek (03/20/2008)
See Also:
From the Battlefield to B-School
Businessweek (03/20/2008)

Professor Richard S. Tedlow
Target's inner circle
Fortune (03/19/2008)

Professor Geoffrey G. Jones
The battle for global business is not yet won
The Financial Times (03/18/2008)

Assistant Professor Ben Edelman
ValueClick to settle FTC charges
The Los Angeles Times (03/18/2008)

Professor Josh Lerner
Bear Stearns Holders Balking at $2/Share
Smartmoney.com (03/18/2008)

Professor, Emeritus Samuel L. Hayes
Waves from Wall St. engulf most everyone
The Boston Globe (03/17/2008)

Professor, Emeritus Samuel L. Hayes
Bear Stearns Bought Out by JP Morgan Chase
NPR: Talk of the Nation (03/17/2008)

Associate Professor Andrew Mcafee
Portals in an Enterprise 2.0 World
CRM Buyer (03/17/2008)

Professor Michael Porter
Rwanda: Blair Advisor to Kagame - Lessons to Draw
All Africa.com (03/17/2008)

Professor Peter Tufano
Research Backs Rebates
Businessweek (03/16/2008)

Professor Peter Tufano
Run on Big Wall St. Bank Spurs Rescue Backed by U.S.
The New York Times (03/15/2008)

Professor Debora Spar
In baby business, what are the rules?
The Boston Globe (03/15/2008)

Professor Louis T. Wells
Governments in a topsy-turvy world of disputes with investors
The Financial Times (03/14/2008)

Assistant Professor Mukti V. Khaire
HBS To Host Weekend Conference on India
The Harvard Crimson (03/14/2008)

Professor Bill George
L'Affaire Spitzer: Leaders Who Lose Their Way
Businessweek (03/14/2008)

Professor John Quelch
Upwardly Mobile Stationery
Businessweek (03/14/2008)

Professor Josh Lerner
Privates on Parade
The Economist (03/13/2008)

Professor, Emeritus Samuel Hayes
Spitzer forced out by sex scandal
The Financial Times (03/13/2008)

Professor Tarun Khanna
For Chinese, India's pride is Bollywood: Harvard professor
The Times of India (03/13/2008)

Assistant Professor Victoria Ivashina
Delphi's Woes: Chapter 11
The Wall Street Journal (03/13/2008)

Professor Michael Porter
Michael Porter
Big Think (03/12/2008)

Professor Linda Hill
You're The Boss. What Now?
Forbes.com (03/11/2008)

Associate Professor Rakesh Khurana, Lecturer John D. Macomber
HBS Offers Seminar in India
The Harvard Crimson (03/11/2008)

Professor Josh Lerner
Congress examines PE's telecom role
The Deal (03/11/2008)

Professor Josh Lerner
Ahead of the Bell: Private Equity Firms
CNN (03/11/2008)

Professor Tarun Khanna
Accountability is missing in China
Business Standard (03/11/2008)

March 10, 2008
Ethical Corporation
Associate Professor Joshua D. Margolis
Columnists: Letter from America - The competitive pursuit of goodness

March 10, 2008
Business Spectator (Australia)
Associate Professor Mark T. Bradshaw
Best of a bad lot

March 10, 2008
The Times of India
Professor Tarun Khanna
'India and China are inverted mirror images'

March 10, 2008
Read Write Web
Professor Clayton Christensen
SXSW: Lessons Learned at 37 Signals

March 8, 2008
The New York Times
Professor Joseph Bower
Avoiding a Problem C.E.O.

March 7, 2008
Marketplace
Professor Joseph Bower
Outsiders don't make good CEOs
Listen

March 7, 2008
<The Harvard Crimson
Professor Michael Chu, Director of Donor Relations Kerry Cietanno
HBS Renews Womens' Program

March 7, 2008
<Yale Global Online
Professor Tarun Khanna
India's Forgotten Farmers

March 7, 2008
<The Economic Times
Professor Thomas J. DeLong
Art of Retaining professionals

March 6, 2008
<Networkworld
Professor Michael Porter
"War game" pits MBA students in wireless Internet battle

March 6, 2008
<The New York Times
Harvard Business School
Goldman To Give $100 Million to Teach Women in Third World
See Also:
If It's Good for Goldman Sachs, It's Good for the World
The Wall Street Journal (03/06/2008)

March 5, 2008
ESPN
Harvard Business School
These NFL players know football is a business

March 5, 2008
The Canberra Times
Professor Michael Porter
Hesitancy on feed-in law adds to climate miseries

March 3, 2008
Information Today, Inc.
Associate Professor Andrew McAfee
FAST Forward to the User Revolution

March 3, 2008
Businessweek
Professor, Emeritus Samuel Hayes
Who's Looking Out for Wall Street?

March 3, 2008
The Christian Science Monitor
Professor Regina Herzlinger
Arguments mount for a national healthcare system

March 2, 2008
American Chronicle
Professor Debora Spar
An Inconvenient Troth. The Mess Media In The Philippines

March 2, 2008
The Province
Professor Max Bazerman
Authors explore shoddy ethics in the workplace

March 2, 2008
Parade
Professor Richard Vietor
Wind Power

February 28, 2008
The Economic Times
Professor Krishna Palepu
'Maintain work-life balance'

February 28, 2008
The New York Times
Professor Peter Tufano
A Cash Literacy Deficit?

February 28, 2008
Businessweek
Professor, Emeritus Christopher A. Bartlett
Multinationals: Are They Good for America?

February 28, 2008
The Washington Post
Professor David Yoffie
E.U. Slaps Third Fine on Microsoft

February 27, 2008
The Boston Globe
Professor Regina Herzlinger
How much is too much to pay?

February 26, 2008
The Harvard Crimson
Professor W. Carl Kester
Executive Director of the Arthur Rock Center for Entrepreneurship Michael Roberts
Players Prepare for Life After Football

February 26, 2008
The American
Professor Richard Tedlow
The Dangers of Wishful Thinking

February 26, 2008
Sydney Morning Herald
Associate Professor Andrew P. McAfee
Facebook up to it

February 26, 2008
Fox Business
Professor Rosabeth Moss Kanter
How not to innovate

February 25, 2008
Businessweek
Professor Rakesh Khurana
The Post-Bubble Curriculum

February 25, 2008
Business Standard
Professor Krishna Palepu
Board Games

February 25, 2008
Chicago Tribune
Professor Nancy Koehn
Sears CEO job tough sell

February 25, 2008
Star-Telegram
Professor, Emeritus James Cash
A historic leap

February 24, 2008
The News Journal (Delaware)
Professor Regina Herzlinger
Good ideas -- but pessimistic diagnosis

February 24, 2008
The New York Times
Professor Malcolm P. Baker
A Sign of Hope for Stocks

February 24, 2008
Business Standard
Professor Tarun Khanna
Mine, Yours And Ours

February 23, 2008
The Star Phoenix
Professor Max Bazerman
Blind eye turned too often on unethical behaviour

February 23, 2008
The Philadelphia Inquirer
Senior Associate Dean John Quelch
Vanguard CEO to pass torch

February 22, 2008
Here and Now (WBUR)
Professor Tarun Khanna
China and India
Listen

February 22, 2008
VietNamNet
Senior Associate Dean John Quelch
US academic advises Vietnam firms on global market

February 22, 2008
The Harvard Crimson
Centennial Institutional Memory Project Leader Melissa Shaffer
New Web site Launched This Week Rings In One Hundred Years of Harvard Business School

February 22, 2008
The Wall Street Journal
Professor Tarun Khanna
To Revive Vodafone, CEO Bets on India

February 21, 2008
The Times Online (UK)
Baker Foundation Professor Hank Reiling
Master the money and the rest falls into place

February 21, 2008
National Post
Professor Peter Tufano
Why the fuss over mutual fund fees?

February 21, 2008
The Economic Times
Professor Tarun Khanna
India comes to terms with its diaspora

February 20, 2008
Front Page Magazine
Professor Regina Herzlinger
Curing the Health Care Crisis

February 20, 2008
The Boston Globe
Professor Amy Edmondson
Comics Thinking

February 19, 2008
Editor & Publisher
Professor Clayton Christensen
Newspaper Next Has New 'Jobs to Do' for Industry

February 19, 2008
AmedNews
Professor Regina Herzlinger
Wal-Mart partners with hospitals to rapidly expand in-store clinics

February 19, 2008
ABC News
Professor John Gourville
Prices That Will Make You Cry

February 19, 2008
Statesman Journal
Professor Regina Herzlinger
Steigerwald Q&A: What's ahead with health care

February 19, 2008
The Economic Times
Senior Associate Dean David Yoffie
Global B-Schools design courses for Indian managers

February 19, 2008
The Boston Globe
Executive Director of Knowledge and Library Services Mary Lee Kennedy
Harvard Business School launches history site

February 19, 2008
Newsweek
Professor Tarun Khanna
Quick Read

February 19, 2008
The Gazette (Montreal)
Professor Max Bazerman
Unethical behaviour thrives because it's easy to turn a blind eye to it

February 16, 2008
Philippine Daily Inquirer
Senior Fellow Timothy Butler
Getting Unstuck

February 15, 2008
Tehelka
Professor Tarun Khanna
Crouching Tigers

February 15, 2008
FinChannel
Harvard University President Drew Faust, Dean Jay Light, Senior Associate Dean John Quelch
Harvard Business School Sets Out Centennial Activities

February 15, 2008
Business Standard
Professor Michael Porter
Innovation clusters to drive growth

February 15, 2008
The Boston Globe
Senior Associate Dean John Quelch
Global summit to cap Harvard Business School centennial

February 14, 2008
ZDnet
Associate Professor Andrew P. McAfee

February 11, 2008
FinChannel.com
Assistant Professor Lauren Cohen, Assistant Professor Christopher Malloy
Harvard Business School Faculty Members Win Smith Breeden Prize for Distinguished Paper in Finance

February 11, 2008
CIO Asia
Professor Clayton M. Christensen
Nokia CTO mission: Reinvent the company

February 11, 2008
The Malaysia Star
Associate Professor Gregory S. Miller
How to talk to investors through the media

February 11, 2008
BusinessWeek
Professor Tarun Khanna
Just Don't Call It 'Chindia'

February 10, 2008
The New York Times
Professor Rosabeth Moss Kanter
When Women Rule

February 8, 2008
Computer Weekly
Associate Professor Robert D. Austin
Specialisterne finds a place in workforce for people with autism

February 8, 2008
The Huffington Post
Professor Josh Lerner
Too Many Patents? How Patent Inflation Plagues Information Technology

February 7, 2008
The Providence Journal
Professor Regina Herzlinger
Who killed health care?

February 7, 2008
BusinessWeek
Professor David Yoffie
Will Yahoo! Feel the Love?

February 6, 2008
Financial Times
Professor Tarun Khanna
The right questions on India and China

February 6, 2008
The Clarion Ledger
Professor Regina Herzlinger
Health insurance expenses weighed at governor's summit

February 6, 2008
The New York Times
Associate Professor Thomas R. Eisenmann
Microsoft Adversary Rises Instinctively at Yahoo Bid

February 6, 2008
The Wall Street Journal
Professor David Yoffie
Ballmer Should Adopt Oracle's Mantra

February 6, 2008
CIO
Curriculum Services Specialist Ann Cullen
Six Techniques to Get More from the Web than Google Will Tell You

February 6, 2008
Living In Peru
Professor Teresa Amabile
What can we learn from Einstein and Woody Allen?

February 5, 2008
Financial Times
Professor V. Kasturi Rangan
Everybody wants to save the world

February 5, 2008
Sifty
Professor Jay W. Lorsch
Is global model of corporate governance likely or desirable?

February 5, 2008
Business Report (South Africa)
Professor Rosabeth Moss Kanter
What Zuma must learn: confidence needs clarity

February 4, 2008
Directors & Boards
Professor Joseph Bower
Why so many companies fail at succession

February 4, 2008
Chowk
Professor Richard H.K. Vietor
India Chalo - An Anecdotal Look at the Indian Economy

February 4, 2008
Malaysian Star
Professor Bharat N. Anand
The more the merrier approach

February 2, 2008
The New York Times
Professor David B. Yoffie
Yahoo Offer Is Strategy Shift for Microsoft

February 1, 2008
Professional Roofing
Professor, Emeritus James L. Heskett, Professor, Emeritus John P. Kotter
Working with Diversity

February 1, 2008
CNN
Professor David Yoffie
Microsoft Seen Facing Daunting Yahoo-Integration Challenge

January 31, 2008
Reuters
Professor Tarun Khanna
Business Books: Weaving parallels between China and India

January 31, 2008
The New York Times
Professor Alvin Roth
Economists Dissect the 'Yuck' Factor

January 31, 2008
The Harvard Crimson
Professor Janice Hammond, Professor Debora L. Spar
HBS Prof To Lead Barnard College

January 30, 2008
On Point
Professor Tarun Khanna
China, India, and Billions of Entrepreneurs
Listen

January 30, 2008
The New York Times
Professor David A. Thomas
Executive Life; Putting a Formal Stamp on Mentoring

January 30, 2008
Bloomberg
Associate Professor Belen Villalonga
Musical Indonesian Billionaires Bet Oil Growth on Libya Gusher

January 30, 2008
Philadelphia Daily News
Professor Clayton Christensen
Fight crime the modern way

January 30, 2008
The Wall Street Journal
Associate Professor Randolph B. Cohen
Looking for Market Idols

January 29, 2008
Forbes
Professor Joseph L. Badaracco
The Right War To Fight?

January 29, 2008
Channel News Asia
Professor Robert Merton
Rising power of Sovereign Wealth Funds sparks controversy

January 28, 2008
American Medical News
Professor Alvin E. Roth
Economists' study says paying for organs would cut wait lists

January 27, 2008
Minneapolis Star Tribune
Professor Regina Herzlinger
Website may spark change in medical economics

January 27, 2008
The New York Times
Senior Lecturer Clayton Rose
What's $34 Billion on Wall Street?

January 26, 2008
The Pioneer Press
Baker Foundation Professor Joseph Bower
The downside of CEO turnover

January 26, 2008
House Call with Dr. Sanjay Gupta
Professor Regina Herzlinger
The Truth About Caffeine; Health Care: Is Our Government Getting Too Involved or Not Doing Enough?; Cold Versus Allergies

January 26, 2008
The Register
Assistant Professor Ben Edelman
Spamford Wallace's MySpace riches come under attack

January 25, 2008
The New York Times
Professor Josh Lerner
Study Says Private Equity Isn't Big Job Killer

January 25, 2008
The Coloradoan
Professor Teresa Amabile
Name-calling at work is sloppy way to communicate

January 25, 2008
The Financial Times
Professor Josh Lerner
Private equity acquisitions create fewer jobs

January 24, 2008
The Economist
Professor Tarun Khanna
Shifting the balance

January 24, 2008
The Boston Globe
Professor Josh Lerner
Outgoing PerkinElmer chief sets a new course

January 24, 2008
Bloomberg
Professor, Emeritus Samuel Hayes
Atonement Comes to Wall Street as Exiled Risk Guardians Return

January 24, 2008
The Times (UK)
Professor Josh Lerner
MBA is the best bet for equitable futures

January 23, 2008
Vietnam Net Bridge
Professor John Quelch
Harvard Business School Dean holds HCM City conference

January 22, 2008
PennLive.com
Professor Cynthia A. Montgomery
Collaboration or individual leadership? Which is it?

January 22, 2008
The Financial Times
Professor Josh Lerner
Guide to Davos: The big questions - (Part 1)

January 22, 2008
The Wall Street Journal
Senior Associate Dean David A. Thomas
Obama's Bid Turns Focus On Class Split Among Blacks

January 22, 2008
Arab News
Professor Michael Porter
Raise Culture of Productivity, Says Expert

January 22, 2008
IT World Canada
Associate Professor Rakesh Khurana
IT, MBAs and ideals

January 22, 2008
Axcess News
Professor Alvin E. Roth
Panel debates whether paying organ donors would save lives

January 21, 2008
Fox Business
Professor, Emeritus Stephen A. Greyser
NFL's Business Model Works for the Underdog; MLB's ... Not So Much

January 21, 2008
Business Today
Professor Clayton M. Christensen
Waiting for the wavelets

January 18, 2008
The New York Times
Associate Professor Joshua D. Margolis
Bottom Line on Doing Good

January 18, 2008
U.S. News & World Report
Professor John Gourville
Why Shoppers Love to Hate Rebates


January 18, 2008
The Boston Globe
Professor Clayton Christensen
Unhealthy turf war

January 17, 2008
BusinessWeek
Professor Rosabeth M. Kanter
International Isn't Just IBM's First Name

January 17, 2008
The Economist
Professor Dutch Leonard, Professor Michael Porter
Just good business

January 16, 2008
The Jakarta Post
Professor Linda Hill, Professor Tarun Khanna
Find your brand DNA

January 16, 2008
Medical News Today
Professor Bill George
Hospitals-Physicians-Consumers--At The Intersection Of Improved Quality, Safety And Performance. - Conference

January 15, 2008
International Herald Tribune
Professor Tarun Khanna
Why cooperation matters

January 15, 2008
BusinessWeek
Professor, Emeritus Stephen Greyser
Green Isn't Gold for MBAs

January 15, 2008
Media Daily News
Assistant Professor Anita Elberse
Online Video Wealth Heart Of WGA Strike

January 14, 2008
Computerworld
Professor Andrew McAfee
8 Blazing Hot Technologies for '08

January 13, 2008
PC World
Professor Andrew McAfee
Is Enterprise 2.0 Bad for Business?

January 11, 2008
The Christian Science Monitor
Professor John A. Quelch
Nonprofit slips in race for cheap laptop for world's poor kids

January 11, 2008
CondeNaste Portfolio
Professor Max H. Bazerman
Harold & Kumar or Citizen Kane?

January 10, 2008
The Times (UK)
Professor David Yoffie
Choose a course to master the business

January 10, 2008
Singapore News
Professor Robert Merton
In-house retirement scheme can benefit both companies and employees

January 9, 2008
IT Business Edge
Associate Professor Andrew McAfee
Integrating Facebook

January 9, 2008
BusinessWeek
Assistant Professor Ben Edelman
Online Privacy's Call to Arms

January 9, 2008
The Economic Times
Professor Krishna Palepu
Message for India Inc: Embrace neutrality to go global

January 8, 2008
The Times (UK)
Senior Lecturer Sandra Sucher
How to tell right from wrong: join a book club

January 8, 2008
Business Today
Professor Pankaj Ghemawat
The world not-so-flat

January 8, 2008
The Financial Times
Professor Michael Porter
May the forces be with you and your plans for 2008

January 7, 2008
BNET
Senior Lecturer Sandra Sucher
Useful Commute: Moral Lessons in Literature

January 7, 2008
The Huffington Post
Professor Michael E. Porter
Peaceful Revolution: Business Leaders of America: Fear Not Paid Family Leave

January 7, 2008
MarketWatch
Assistant Professor Mikolaj Jan Piskorski
The ABCs of online networking

January 7, 2008
ComputerWorld
Professor Rosabeth Moss Kanter
What Makes Great Companies Great?


January 7, 2008
Forbes
Professor Michael Chu
Microfinance Fever

January 5, 2008
MBA Universe
Associate Professor Rakesh Khurana
International Business & Management books from 2007 that are must reads


January 5, 2008
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Professor, Emeritus Gerald Zaltman
Getting to heart of market research

January 5, 2008
Quad City Times
Professor Niall Ferguson
Lessons for Today from the Ottoman Empire's Decline

January 4, 2008
The New York Times
Ratan Naval Tata (AMP '75)
Tata Pulls Ford Units Into Its Orbit

January 4, 2008
Reuters
Professor Paul Gompers
Sevin Rosen venture capital partners splitting up

January 3, 2008
Forbes.com
Assistant Professor Ben Edelman
China Clamps Down On Internet Video

January 3, 2008
Freelance UK
Professor Emeritus John P. Kotter
The creative mind at work - Part 1

January 2, 2008
The Wall Street Journal
Associate Professor Joshua D. Margolis
Doing Well and Doing Good Are Only Weakly Linked


January 1, 2008
The Financial Times
Professor Niall Ferguson
An Ottoman warning for indebted America


January 1, 2008
SmartMoney
Professor Daniel Bergstresser, Senior Associate Dean Peter Tufano
Unconventional Wisdom: Get a Load of This!

January 1, 2008
ComputerWorld
Professor Ben Edelman
Researcher says Sears downloads spyware


January 1, 2008
Business Daily (Africa)
Professor Clayton Christensen
Safaricom brings money services to your cellphone


January 1, 2008
The New York Times
Professor Joseph L. Bower
In 2007, Some Giants Went Smaller

December 31, 2007
Investors Business Daily
Lecturer Tony Mayo
Time For A Career Check

December 31, 2007
The Seattle Times
Professor Paul Gompers
Veteran quartet takes page from old days, seeds new ventures

December 31, 2007
Adweek
Professor Nancy Koehn
The New Brand Ambassadors

December 27, 2007
Exduco
Professor Clayton Christensen
HBS Professor Addresses Dilemma of Innovation in U.S. Education

December 26, 2007
BusinessWeek
Professor Rakesh Khurana
Business Education Under the Microscope

December 26, 2007
Conde Naste Portfolio
Professor Clayton Christensen
Natural Selection

December 26, 2007
Canada Free Press
Baker Foundation Professor Robert Kaplan
Global Banks Adopting Islam

December 26, 2007
The Concord Monitor
Professor Regina Herzlinger
Democrats' healthy debate

December 24, 2007
ITWorld Canada
Senior Associate Dean John Quelch
A reality check for OLTP

December 23, 2007
The New York Times
Professor Michael Porter
Capital Ideas and Social Goals

December 20, 2007
Wired
Professor Michael Norton
Dating 2.0 Picks Up Speed

December 20, 2007
The Los Angeles Times
Professor John A. Deighton
Investor may stir up Cheesecake

December 20, 2007
Network World
Senior Associate Dean John Quelch
YEAR END - OLPC struggles to realize ambitious vision


December 18, 2007
The Economist
Professor Michael Toffel
News from the schools, December 2007

December 18, 2007
The Los Angeles Times
Professor Paul Gompers
Facebook backer now a rival to venture capitalists

December 17, 2007
CNN
Senior Lecturer Sandra Sucher
A moral take on leadership

December 16, 2007
Reuters
Professor Samuel Hayes
Goldman success brings unwanted attention

December 16, 2007
Forbes Magazine
Professor Clayton Christensen
Man vs. Machine

December 16, 2007
The Freelance Star
Professor Daniel Bergstresser; Senior Associate Dean Peter Tufano
Study shows broker funds may not be best option

December 16, 2007
The New York Times
Professor David Yoffie
Google Gets Ready to Rumble With Microsoft

December 16, 2007
The Boston Globe
Professor Thomas R. Eisenmann
Old media seek to know Google, not just fear it

December 15, 2007
The Washington Post
Professor Clayton Christensen
In Mitt Romney's Neighborhood, A Mormon Temple Casts a Shadow

December 14, 2007
Business Standard
Professor Clayton Christen, Baker Foundation Professor Robert Kaplan
Ajit Balakrishnan: The research dilemma at the IIMs

December 13, 2007
The Harvard Gazette
Marvin Bower Fellow Andrew King, Professor Michael Toffel
Performance evaluations for industry

December 13, 2007
The Harvard Gazette
Professor Rosabeth Moss Kanter
Panel talks politics and principles

December 13, 2007
The Hertiage Foundation
Professor Regina Herzlinger
How Congress Is Killing Competition: The Future of Specialty Hospitals

December 13, 2007
ABC Radio Australia
Professor Richard Vietor
ASIA: Impact of US recession in Asia and Australia

December 12, 2007
Livenews.com (Australia)
Marvin Bower Fellow Andrew King, Professor Michael Toffel
Environmental conscience on click: outing polluters

December 12, 2007
Deccan Herald
Professor Bill George
Why leaders fail to reach their full potential?

December 12, 2007
The Economist
Professor Rakesh Khurana
Pick of the bunch

December 12, 2007
CNN
Marvin Bower Fellow Andrew King, Professor Michael Toffel
Mapping out the environment

December 11, 2007
Forbes
Professor Joseph L. Bower
Holiday Choices For The Corner Office

December 11, 2007
The Harvard Crimson
Professor Rosabeth Moss Kanter
Professor Touts Optimism in Presidential Race

December 11, 2007
ABC News (Australia)
Professor Richard Vietor
US consumerism poses global recession threat: expert

December 10, 2007
The Wall Street Journal (Online)
Professor William George
Ways 'Authentic' Leaders Acquire Management Skills

December 10, 2007
WWJ 950- Daily Dash
Senior Lecturer Sandra Sucher
Moral Leadership Can (And Should) Be Taught to Future Executives, Author says

December 10, 2007
The Daily Texan
Professor Rajiv Lal
Fresh & Easy for the United States?

December 10, 2007
The Boston Globe
Professor Josh Lerner
Subprime crunch cools leveraged buyout market

December 10, 2007
The Daily Campus (Univ. of Connecticut)
Professor Nancy Koehn
Is Online Shopping A Better Way To Buy?

December 9, 2007
The New York Times Magazine
Assistant Professor Michael Norton
Ambiguity Promotes Liking

December 9, 2007
The Washington Post
Assistant Professor Devin Shanthikumar
'Sell' Ratings Remain a Rarity

December 8, 2007
The Financial Times
Professor Joseph L. Bower
The best of 2007

December 8, 2007
The Financial Times
Professor Niall Ferguson
World war four is off: time for a bargain with Tehran?

December 8, 2007
The Houston Chronicle
Walter A. Friedman
A sales career is often a hard sell

December 7, 2007
Harvard Business Review
Professor Geoffrey G. Jones
Lo que la Historia le puede ense?ar sobre el futuro de su negocio

December 7, 2007
The Washington Post
Professor Ben Edelman
AdultFriendFinder settles pop-up adware charges

December 6, 2007
Computer Weekly
Professor Emeritus John Kotter
How to nurture innovation in your business

December 6, 2007
The Boston Globe
Professor Josh Lerner
Lee Partners raises its largest fund at $10.1b

December 5, 2007
Baseline
Associate Professor Andrew McAfee
Social Networking: Collaborating Minds Are Better than One

December 5, 2007
CFO
Professor Deepak Malhotra, Professor Kathleen McGinn
Not-So-Small Talk

December 5, 2007
CNN Money
Professor Bill George
Prepare To Sharpen Your Judgments


December 4, 2007
Vedomosti
Professor Michael Porter
Competitiveness at the Crossroads: Which Way for the Russian Economy?


December 4, 2007
The Financial Times
Professor Joseph Bower
Theatrical lessons of a bloody leadership transition


December 4, 2007
The San Francisco Chronicle
Professor Peter Tufano
Kathleen Pender: Treasury takes new whack at savings bonds

December 3, 2007
All American Patriots
Professor H. Kent Bowen
Romney Announces Education Policy Advisory Group

December 3, 2007
The Boston Globe
Professor Clayton Christensen
Pressed, Romney to speak on his Mormonism

December 3, 2007
The Wall Street Journal
Professor William George
'Authentic' Ways of Leading

December 3, 2007
FCW.com
Professor Max Bazerman, Associate Professor Deepak Malhotra
Kelman: Smart negotiating

December 3, 2007
The Boston Globe
Professor Rosabeth Moss Kanter
Andrews sings some praises

December 3, 2007
Bloomberg
Professor Devin Shanthikumar
No Sign of `Sell' on Wall Street as Analysts Say: `Buy,' `Hold'

December 2, 2007
The New York Times
Professor Pankaj Ghemawat
The World as an Imperfect Globe

December 1, 2007
Foreign Affairs
Professor Louis T. Wells
Book Review: Making Foreign Investment Safe: Property Rights and National Sovereignty

November 30, 2007
Financial Times
Professor Michael Toffel
Pollution is put on the map

November 30, 2007
International Herald Tribune
Professor Josh Lerner
Buyout companies slash jobs, research finds

November 30, 2007
SmartMoney
Professor Devin M. Shanthikumar
A Bronx Cheer for Analysts

November 30, 2007
Education Week
Professor John Kotter
Can A Change Strategy Alienate Every Stakeholder, Reduce the Chance for Quick Wins in Student Performance, But Still Succeed?

November 30, 2007
Mail Tribune
Professor Rohit Deshpande
Coffee Break

November 30, 2007
The Harvard Crimson
Professor Michael Toffel
HBS Prof's Site Maps Pollution

November 26, 2007
The Wall Street Journal
Hannah Goldie Mestel
'Homework Doesn't Feel the Same'

November 29, 2007
Computer World
Professor Ben Edelman
Advertiser settles FTC 'test it, keep it' charges for $650,000

November 29, 2007
The Korea Times
Professor John Kotter
In Search of Leadership

November 28, 2007
Strategy and Business
Professor Bill George
The Thought Leader Interview: Bill George

November 27, 2007
The Information Week
Professor Joseph Bower
Do You Know Who Your Next CIO Will Be?

November 27, 2007
The Saipan Tribune
Professor John Kotter
The Paradox of Change

November 26, 2007
AllAfrica.com
Professor Michael Porter
Kenya:Are CEO's High Salaries Aligned to Performance

November 27, 2007
The Boston Globe
Professor Anita Elberse
Kennedy agrees to pen memoirs in lucrative deal

November 23, 2007
The Economic Times
Professor Paul Marshall
Seven ways to avoid the growth traps

November 26, 2007
Teaching Expertise
Professor Bill George
Leading authentically

November 24, 2007
The New York Times
Professor Joseph Bower
Short Sighted Management

November 20, 2007
SC Magazine
Professor Ben Edelman
McAfee: Typo-squatters cashing in on website misspellings

November 19, 2007
IT Business Edge
Professor Andrew McAfee
IT's obstinace on Enterprise 2.0

November 19, 2007
The Wall Street Journal
Professor Regina E. Herzlinger
Foreign Health Affairs

November 19, 2007
Daily News & Analysis (India)
Professor Tarun Khanna, Professor Krishna G. Palepu
Harvard to unveil South Asia initiative

November 19, 2007
Conde Nast: Portfolio
Professor Rawi Abdellal
Putin's Power Grab

November 15, 2007
The Economist
Professor Michael Porter
Business and Innovation

November 15, 2007
BusinessWeek
Professor Joseph Bower
Planning a smooth succession

November 15, 2007
Financial Times
Professor Joseph Bower
Look inside for the best outside candidate

November 13, 2007
National Public Radio
Professor Rakesh Khurana
Have Business Schools Strayed from Their Mission?

November 13, 2007
Hedge Fund Net
Professor Robin Greenwood
Hedge Fund Activism Predicts Takeovers, Study

November 12, 2007
The Wall Street Journal
Professor Nancy Koehn
Looking at Clinton, Seeing themselves

November 11, 2007
The New York Times
Professor William W. George
Perhaps Too Many Acts in the Corporate Tent

November 10, 2007
The Boston Globe
Professor Joseph Bower
What's Next at Fidelity?

November 09, 2007
NPR: Marketplace
Professor Stephen Greyser
The fix is in decline

November 09, 2007
The Economic Times
Professor Tarun Khanna, Professor Krishna G. Palepu
The journey and the destination

November 08, 2007
Harvard Gazette
Professor Kathleen McGinn
Scholars ask, 'How does gender affect negotiation?'

November 12, 2007
BusinessWeek
Professor Das Narayandas, Professor W. Earl Sasser
The Best Spare Time B-Schools

November 7, 2007
The Wall Street Journal
Professor Jay W. Lorsch
For CEOs, Off-Duty Isn't an Option

November 7, 2007
The Wall Street Journal
Professor Joseph L. Bower
Avoiding a Succession Crisis

November 6, 2007
Newsday
Professor Joseph L. Bower
Finding a New CEO

November 2, 2007
The Boston Globe
Professor Josh Lerner
Risk pays off for endowments

October 31, 2007
People's Daily Online (China)
Christian H.M. Ketels
China ranks 34th in Global Competitiveness Index

October 31, 2007
Business Daily (Nairobi)
Professor Michael Porter
Kenya: Country's Economy Ranked Competitive

October 30, 2007
MBA Universe (India)
Professor Clayton Christensen
Good companies are fallible to disruptive innovators: HBS' Clayton Christensen

October 30, 2007
PBS: NewsHour with Jim Lehrer
Professor Samuel Hayes
Record Loss, Mortgage Crisis Spur Merrill CEO's Exit

October 30, 2007
NPR: Morning Edition
Professor Emeritus Samuel Hayes
Speculation Over Fate of Merrill Lynch CEO Swirls
Listen

October 29, 2007
The Times of India
Professor Tarun Khanna, Professor Krishna Palepu
Idea of India Inc whose time has come

October 29, 2007
MarketWatch
Professor Deepak Malhotra
BEA faces tricky bid dance with Oracle

October 26, 2007
The Boston Globe
Professor Emeritus Stephen Greyser
And the Pitch Is�

October 23, 2007
Livemint
Senior Lecturer Michael Chu
Clients' Perspective Important for Product Development

October 22, 2007
CIO
Professor John Quelch
Beyond Peter Pan

October 21, 2007
CBS News Sunday Morning
Professor Nancy Koehn
The Town Maytag Left Behind

October 20, 2007
The New York Times
Assistant Professor Eric Werker
A Global Tax Credit

October 19, 2007
The Boston Globe
Professor Rosabeth Moss Kanter
Second Acts

October 16, 2007
NPR: Morning Edition
Nathaniel Fick (HBS 2008/H)
Military Memoirs Offer

October 2, 2007
The Harvard Crimson
HBS
HBS Rings in New Russian Bell

October 1, 2007
The National Post
Professor Rosabeth Moss Kanter
Driven to [Self] Destruction

October 1, 2007
The Washington Post
Professor John Davis
A Digital Mom and Pop

September 31, 2007
NAFSA International Educator HBS
Educating for Global Business

September 30, 2007
The New York Times
Professor W. Carl Kester
The M.B.A. Investment

September 29, 2007
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Professor Regina Herzlinger
Experts Weigh In on Clinton Care Plan

September 28, 2007
Bloomberg Marketplace
Professor Josh Lerner
A Pioneer of Buyouts Takes Side of Tax Man

September 27, 2007
St. Petersburg Times
Professor Emeritus Stephen Greyser
Romney Helped Salvage Olympics

September 26, 2007
CIO.com
Chief Information Officer Stephen Laster
Wikipedia's Awkward Adolescence

September 26, 2007
International Herald Tribune
Professor Emeritus Michael Jensen
Despite Its Flaws, Inventor of 'Pay for Performance' Is a True Believer

September 23, 2007
The Boston Globe
Timothy Butler
Director of Career Development Programs
Recognizing Your Career Is Stuck Is the First Step in Getting Unstuck

September 21, 2007
KCPW
Professor Regina Herzlinger
Midday Edition, Friday, September 21

September 21, 2007
The Financial Times
Professor David Yoffie
Growing Google Searches for the Right Balance

September 20, 2007
BusinessWeek Online
HBS
A Harvard Plan Targets College Juniors

September 20, 2007
The Economist
Professor Regina Herzlinger
If At First You Don't Succeed

September 20, 2007
The Harvard Crimson
HBS
Adding Value

September 19, 2007
Business Standard (India)
HBS
Harvard Plans First India Programme in Feb
See Also:
Harvard B-School Tests Waters in India with EDP
The Economic Times (India) (09/19/07)
Harvard Business School Sketches Programme for Senior Executives
The Financial Express (India) (09/18/07)
Harvard Offers Weeklong Course for Rs 1,80,000
The Economic Times (India) (09/18/07)

September 18, 2007
The New York Times
Professor David Yoffie
Microsoft Ruling May Bode Ill for Other Companies

September 17, 2007
Inside Higher Ed
HBS
Courting the Younger Business School Student

September 16, 2007
The New York Times
Professor Emeritus Michael Jensen
It's Just a Matter of Equity

September 16, 2007
The New York Times
Timothy Butler
Director of Career Development Programs
Katie Shaw (HBS 2008/G)
Bye, Bye B-School

September 13, 2007
The Wall Street Journal
HBS
Harvard Aims to Widen M.B.A. Pool
See Also:
HBS Unveils New MBA Track
The Harvard Crimson (09/14/07)

September 12, 2007
CNBC: Squawk on the Street
Assistant Professor Robin Greenwood
Following Activist Investors

September 12, 2007
The Wall Street Journal
Assistant Professor Robin Greenwood
When Investor Activism Doesn't Pay

September 11, 2007
Greater Boston
Professor David Bell
Buying Organic
Watch


September 10, 2007
BusinessWeek
Professor David Yoffie
Is Tech A Port In This Wild Storm?

September 10, 2007
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Professor Regina Herzlinger
Market Can Reform Health Care System, Professor Says

September 10, 2007
The New York Times
Assistant Professor Anita Elberse
Trading in a Movie Star's Ticket Sales

September 9, 2007
The New York Times
Professor David Yoffie
Can Michael Dell Refocus His Namesake?

September 7, 2007
The Economic Times (India)
Professor David Garvin
Corporate Classroom

September 6, 2007
Time
Professor John Quelch
This Christmas, A Lump of Lead?

September 6, 2007
BusinessWeek Online
Professor Bill George
Nonperforming CEOs

September 5, 2007
BusinessWeek Online
Associate Professor Andrew McAfee
A Case Study in Online Promotion


September 5, 2007
NPR: Morning Edition
Professor Emeritus James Heskett
The Generation That Can't Wait to Move Up at Work
Listen


September 5, 2007
WBUR Newsroom
Professor Regina Herzlinger
Debate Over "Minute Clinics"
Listen


September 4, 2007 Forbes.com
Professor Regina Herzlinger
Commentary: Regina Herzlinger

September 1, 2007
Directorship
Professor Bill George
Professor Jay Lorsch
The Directorship 100

August 27, 2007
Modern Healthcare
Professor Regina Herzlinger
100 Most Powerful People in Healthcare -- 2007

August 24, 2007
The Economic Times (India)
Professor Emeritus John Kotter
Mass Mystery

August 23, 2007
BusinessWeek Online
HBS
Harvard Bell Goes Home

August 21, 2007
BusinessWeek Online
Professor Bill George
Private Equity, Public Gain

August 20, 2007
The Economic Times (India)
Professor Krishna Palepu
Professor Nitin Nohria
Deserters or Commandos?

August 20, 2007
Newsweek International
Lecturer Mohamed El-Erian
Don't Fear the Credit Crunch

August 19, 2007
The New York Times
Assistant Professor Robin Greenwood
The Unforgivingness of Forgetfulness

August 16, 2007
The Boston Globe
HBS
For Russia, A Chime from the Past
See Also:
Harvard Business School Rings in New Era
The Boston Herald (08/16/07)
St. Danilov Bells to Ring in Russia Once More
The Harvard University Gazette (08/15/07)

August 15, 2007
Education Week
Lecturer Stacey Childress
Scholars Reaching Outside Education for School Fixes

August 15, 2007
The Wall Street Journal
Associate Professor Thomas Eisenmann
Why Google Inspires Diverging Case Studies

August 13, 2007
BusinessWeek Online
Professor Rosabeth Moss Kanter
IBM's Global Hold

August 13, 2007
The Wall Street Journal
Professor Jeffrey Polzer
How a Company Made Everyone a Team Player

August 13, 2007
BusinessWeek
Ratan Tata (AMP 71 1975)
Professor Tarun Khanna
The Last Rajah

August 12, 2007
The Boston Globe
Professor Nabil El-Hage
GULP!

August 10, 2007
The Boston Globe
Professor Emeritus Stephen Greyser
Beckham's Galaxy

August 10, 2007
The Harvard Crimson
Assistant Professor Eric Werker
Assistant Professor Lakshmi Iyer
Businesses on the Ballot?

August 9, 2007
The Boston Globe
Professor Emeritus Stephen Greyser
Bench It Like Beckham

August 9, 2007
The Wall Street Journal Europe
Professor Emeritus Samuel Hayes
Mutual Interest: As Islamic Investment Grows, Wall Street Struggles to Adapt

August 7, 2007
NPR: Morning Edition
Professor Rajiv Lal
British Grocer Tesco Comes to America
Listen

August 7, 2007
The Financial Times
Lecturer Mohamed El-Erian
The Fund Needs to Refocus Its Agenda to be Relevant

August 7, 2007
Dow Jones Newswires
Professor Regina Herzlinger
Mark to Market: Dr. Meyer Now Wields a Rubber Hammer

August 6, 2007
The Wall Street Journal
HBS
Case Studies Adapt to the Web

August 5, 2007
BusinessWeek Online
Professor Bill George
The U.S.'s Hidden Asset: Global Capitalism

August 2, 2007
The New York Times
Professor Emeritus Ray Goldberg
Surviving without Subsidies

August 2, 2007
Dow Jones Business News
Professor Emeritus Samuel Hayes
Behind Murdoch's Winning Bid, Unfair and Unbalanced Advice

August 1, 2007
Health Executive Magazine
Associate Professor Robert Huckman
Data Driven

July 30, 2007
SABEW Online
Associate Professor Gregory Miller
Professor Paul Healy
Professor Krishna Palepu
Business Press Plays "Watchdog" Role, Says Harvard Study

July 30, 2007
National Review Online
Associate Professor Randolph Cohen
Not with My Money

July 28, 2007
The Boston Globe
Professor Emeritus Stephen Greyser
Doping Scandals Turning Race into 'Tour de Farce'

July 27, 2007
Boston Bu gn="top">The Financial Times Online
Senior Lecturer Thierry Breton
French Finance Minister Heads for Harvard

July 10, 2007
The Financial Times
Lecturer Mohamed El-Erian
How to Reduce Risk in the Financial System

July 9, 2007
The Financial Times
HBS
The Teacher Goes Back to School

July 9, 2007
The New Yorker
Assistant Professor Anita Elberse
The Science of Success

July 5, 2007
The Economist
Professor Emeritus Michael Jensen
The Business of Making Money

July 3, 2007
American Public Media: Marketplace
Professor Josh Lerner
$1M to Rat Out Your Company
Listen

July 3, 2007
U.S. News & World Report
Professor Gail McGovern
Cellphone Contracts Cause Angst

July 1, 2007
Foreign Policy Online
Senior Fellow Regina Abrami
Associate Professor Rawi Abdelal
The List: Five Lies My Economist Told Me

July 1, 2007
Harvard Magazine
Associate Professor Laura Alfaro
Associate Professor Rawi Abdelal
Lecturer Mohamed El-Erian
Debtor Nation

July 1, 2007
Harvard Magazine
Professor Emeritus Thomas McCraw
Entrepreneurs' Evangelist

June 28, 2007
WCVB Boston
Professor Regina Herzlinger
Could Rising Costs Sabotage Health Reform?

June 28, 2007
BusinessWeek Online
Professor Clayton Christensen
Welcome to Planet Apple

June 27, 2007
The New York Post
Professor Josh Lerner
Firms Caught Napping

June 26, 2007
Education Week
Lecturer Stacey Childress
Professor Allen Grossman
Harvard Program Boils Down Ingredients for District Success

June 25, 2007
The Boston Globe
Associate Professor Andrew McAfee
Social-Network Sites Give Businesses Ideas for New Collaboration

June 25, 2007
The Wall Street Journal
Professor Emeritus James Austin
Profits on the Side

June 24, 2007
CNN: In The Money
Professor Richard Tedlow
What a CEO Could Bring to the White House

June 23, 2007
The Economist
Professor Rajiv Lal
Fresh, But Far from Easy

June 22, 2007
Fortune Small Business
Senior Lecturer John Davis
Famed Designer's Daughter Saves His Firm

June 20, 2007
The Wall Street Journal
Senior Lecturer Kevin Coyne
Can 'Chief Yahoo' Rise to Challenges As Yahoo's Chief?

June 19, 2007
The Financial Times
Lecturer Mohamed El-Erian
Sit Tight for a Rollercoaster Ride on Global Interest Rates

June 18, 2007
BusinessWeek Online
Timothy Butler
Director of Career Development Programs
Networking for Interns

June 18, 2007
BusinessWeek Online
Professor Clayton Christensen
Clayton Christensen's Innovation Brain

June 18, 2007
The Washington Post
Assistant Professor Karim Lakhani
T-Shirt Maker's Style, Drawn from Web Users

June 18, 2007
The Wall Street Journal
Associate Professor Andrew McAfee
Companies of All Kinds Are Figuring Out Which Tools Work and How to Use Them

June 17, 2007
The New York Times
Professor Nancy Koehn
Some Buyers Grow Web-Weary, and Online Sales Lose Steam

June 16, 2007
The Wall Street Journal
Professor Josh Lerner
The Buyout Backlash

June 16, 2007
The Associated Press
Professor Josh Lerner
Private Equity's Lobby Power May Stop Tax Bill

June 15, 2007
Boston Business Journal
Professor Regina Herzlinger
HBS Prof: Let Marketplace Dictate Health Care Plans

June 15, 2007
Inc. Magazine
HBS
Harvard to Offer Entrepreneurship Program

June 14, 2007
The Financial Times
Professor W. Earl Sasser
Professor James Heskett
In the Pursuit of Happiness

June 14, 2007
The New York Times
Professor Bruce Scott
An Unexpected Odd Couple: Free Markets and Freedom

June 13, 2007
NPR: Morning Edition
Senior Lecturer Kevin Coyne
New CEO May Mean New Job for the Ranks
Listen

June 13, 2007
Education Week
Lecturer Stacey Childress
Harvard Course Yields Education Entrepreneurs

June 12, 2007
The Toledo Blade
Professor Alvin Roth
Program Helps Find Match for Kidneys

June 11, 2007
BusinessWeek
Professor Michael Tushman
At 3M, A Struggle Between Efficiency and Creativity

June 8, 2007
The Financial Times
Associate Professor Mihir Desai
The Bad Dream of Options Expensing Lingers

June 7, 2007
The New York Times
Professor Josh Lerner
U.S. Seeking Stricter Rules on Qualifying for a Patent

June 6, 2007
CIO.com
Chief Information Officer Stephen Laster
Harvard Business School CIO Stephen Laster on Web 2.0 Technologies

June 5, 2007
The Boston Globe
Professor Clayton Christensen
The Return of the Guru

June 5, 2007
The New York Times
Professor David Yoffie
Competing as Software Goes to Web

June 4, 2007
Dow Jones Newswires
Associate Professor Mihir Desai
Senate Panel to Examine Tax Gap on Executive Stock Options

June 4, 2007
The Boston Globe
Associate Professor Thomas Eisenmann
Search for Tomorrow

June 2, 2007
The Economist
Professor Regina Herzlinger
Health-Care Heretic

June 1, 2007
The Wall Street Journal Asia
Professor Krishna Palepu
Executive Education: Westerners Commute to Asia to Get MBAs

June 1, 2007
Fortune Small Business
Senior Lecturer John Davis
Bringing New Ideas to the Table

June 1, 2007
SmartMoney
Ph.D. in Business Economics Candidate Halla Yang
Time to Hit the Mall

May 31, 2007
Fortune
Lecturer Mohamed El-Erian
Global Guru

May 30, 2007
The Financial Times
Lecturer Mohamed El-Erian
How Investors Should Respond to the Boom in M&A Activity

May 29, 2007
Dow Jones Newswires
Associate Professor Constance Bagley
CFA Inside Info: Sallie Mae Chmn Says Trades, Info Diverged

May 28, 2007
BusinessWeek
Professor Clayton Christensen
Put Investors in Their Place

May 28, 2007
Fortune
Professor John Quelch
Meet The New AT&T

May 25, 2007
Inside Consumer-Directed Care
Professor Regina Herzlinger
Can CDH Resuscitate 'Dead' Health System? Herzlinger Thinks So

May 24, 2007
BusinessWeek Online
Professor Allen Grossman
A New Model for Community Service

May 23, 2007
The South China Morning Post
Professor Tarun Khanna
Firm's US Arm Fits Mainland Strategy

May 22, 2007
The New York Times
University Professor Michael Porter
Professor Regina Herzlinger
Film Offers New Talking Points in Health Care Debate

May 22, 2007
The Wall Street Journal
Assistant Professor Li Jin
The U.S.-China Trade Deficit, Debunked

May 21, 2007
The Financial Times
University Professor Robert Merton
The Appliance of Financial Science

May 21, 2007
Bloomberg
Lecturer Anthony Mayo
Professor Nitin Nohria
Harvard Study Shows Corporate Ladder Opening to Asians, Women

May 20, 2007
The Jakarta Post
Professor Louis Wells
How Shady Deals, Corrupt Gov't Go Together

May 19, 2007
The Toronto Star
Professor Peter Tufano
Industry's in Denial about High Fund Fees

May 18, 2007
The Globe and Mail
Senior Lecturer Kevin Coyne
How to Survive Regime Change
See Also:
Got a New CEO? How to Make the Cut
BusinessWeek Online (05/17/07)
New CEOs Judge Senior Execs Quickly
SmartMoney.com (05/17/07)

May 16, 2007
Embassy
Professor Louis Wells
Global Finance Bodies and the Revolving Door Trend

May 16, 2007
Dow Jones Newswires
Professor Josh Lerner
Getting Personal: New Mutual Fund Focuses on Private Equities

May 16, 2007
The New York Times
HBS
A Bluestocking Route from Gridiron to Commerce

May 16, 2007
The National Post
Associate Professor Rakesh Khurana
Character Key to Leadership

May 16, 2007
NPR: All Things Considered
Professor Josh Lerner
Cerberus Drags Private Equity Firms into Spotlight
Listen

May 15, 2007
People's Daily Online (Beijing, China)
Dean Jay Light
Interview with Jay Light, Dean of Harvard Business School

May 15, 2007
The Wall Street Journal
Assistant Professor Benjamin Edelman
Web Sites' Lists of 'Most Viewed' Too Easy to Game?

May 15, 2007
The New York Times
Professor Debora Spar
As Demand for Donor Eggs Soars, High Prices Stir Ethical Concerns

May 14, 2007
The Financial Times
Associate Professor Robert Huckman
Professor Gary Pisano
Swapping Scalpel for Healthcare Consulting

May 14, 2007
The Wall Street Journal
Senior Lecturer Kevin Coyne
CEOs Are Spending More Quality Time with Their Customers

May 14, 2007
The Financial Times
HBS
The Financial Times 2007 Executive Education Rankings

May 14, 2007
The New Yorker
Professor Josh Lerner
Exporting I.P.

May 13, 2007
The Boston Globe
Professor Emeritus William Poorvu
Designed So You'll Walk This Way

May 13, 2007
The Boston Globe
Senior Lecturer Kevin Coyne
Executive Exodus

May 9, 2007
The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Professor Alvin Roth
Paired Donations Give Organ Transplants a Brighter Future

May 8, 2007
The Toronto Star
Professor Peter Tufano
New Draft Says Fund Sector Still World's Most Expensive
See Also:
Canada Trails Pack on Fund Fees
The National Post (05/08/07)
The Mutual Fund Sucker Factor
The Globe and Mail (05/08/07)

May 7, 2007
The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Professor Alvin Roth
The Thinkers: CMU Prof Using Game Theory to Match Kidneys

May 7, 2007
The Wall Street Journal
Professor Josh Lerner
The Informed Reader

May 6, 2007
The Boston Globe
Professor Vicki Sato
Professor Toby Stuart
The Gender Gap

May 6, 2007
The New York Times
Professor Emeritus Thomas McCraw
The Silver Lining to Impending Doom

May 6, 2007
The Boston Globe
Professor Gary Pisano
Bigtime Losses, but Cash Still Flows In

May 4, 2007
Forbes
Professor Alvin Roth
Cupid and Colleges

May 3, 2007
The Boston Globe
University Professor Michael Porter
Hub's Inner City Ranks High in Booming Firms

May 3, 2007
The Harvard University Gazette
HBS
HBS Holds Annual Business Plan Contest

May 2, 2007
Bloomberg
Professor Nabil El-Ha
HBS
Here from Over There

April 16, 2007
The Economist
Professor Regina Herzlinger
Health Care: McClinics

April 16, 2007
The Boston Herald
Professor Emeritus Stephen Greyser
Hub vs. London in Marathon Battle

April 16, 2007
Forbes
Assistant Professor Nava Ashraf
Should Clean Water Have a Price?

April 15, 2007
US News & World Report
Professor Bill George
Bill George on Leadership

April 12, 2007
Time
Professor Emeritus Gerald Zaltman
Word on the Street

April 12, 2007
Forbes.com
Senior Lecturer Kevin Coyne
Strategic Planning vs. Citi Planning

April 11, 2007
The Wall Street Journal
Lecturer A. Eugene Kohn
Dubai Puts a New Spin on Skyscrapers

April 11, 2007
American Public Media: Marketplace PM
Professor Josh Lerner
Putting Patents on Saving Money
Listen

April 9, 2007
The Miami Herald
Daniel Kafie (HBS 2007/H)
Mario Schlosser (HBS 2007/B)
'Online Party' Helps Latins Stay Connected

April 9, 2007
The Wall Street Journal
Professor Bill George
CEO Reading Lists Have Fewer Celebrities and More Big Ideas

April 9, 2007
The Wall Street Journal
Professor David Yoffie
CEO Compensation Survey

April 8, 2007
The Independent
Professor Alvin Roth
Gordon Brown's Abusive Relationship with Pensions Won't Ruin His Own Retirement

April 5, 2007
The Harvard Crimson
Associate Professor Felix Oberholzer-Gee
Prof Says No Sales Loss from Piracy

April 5, 2007
The Wall Street Journal
Professor Emeritus Thomas McCraw
The Colorful Life of Capital's Champion

April 5, 2007
The Harvard University Gazette
HBS
HBS, KSG Announce New Joint Degree Program

April 5, 2007
The Boston Globe
HBS
Learning to Be of Two Minds

April 5, 2007
The Boston Globe
Professor Emeritus James McKenney
James L. McKenney, at 77

April 4, 2007
The Boston Globe
HBS
At Harvard Workshop, Light Is All Business

April 4, 2007
The Harvard Crimson
HBS
New Joint Degree Offered

April 3, 2007
International Herald Tribune
HBS
Harvard to Offer Joint Business-Government Master's Degree

April 3, 2007
The Boston Globe
HBS
Harvard Adds a Hybrid MBA Degree

April 3, 2007
The Harvard Crimson
HBS
HMS, HBS Keep Top Rankings

April 1, 2007
The Boston Herald
Professor Rosabeth Moss Kanter
Sage Advice for Sox Skipper

April 1, 2007
The New York Times
Professor Bill George
What Consultants May Not Know about Leadership

March 30, 2007
Bloomberg
HBS
Harvard Business, Medical Schools Top U.S. Graduate School List

March 28, 2007
BusinessWeek Online
Assistant Professor Andre Hagiu
Matsushita's Platform for Success

March 28, 2007
MarketWatch
Professor D. Quinn Mills
As Second Half of Boomer Century Looms, So Do Some Costly Problems

March 26, 2007
The Boston Globe
Daniel Kafie (HBS 2007/H)
Mario Schlosser (HBS 2007/B)
A MySpace for the Spanish Community

March 26, 2007
Forbes
Assistant Professor Eric Werker
KPMG for Mayor!

March 25, 2007
BostonWorks
HBS
A Stop on the Way Back to the Office

March 24, 2007
The Wall Street Journal
Lecturer Mohamed El-Erian
Capital Currents

March 24, 2007
NPR: Weekend Edition - Saturday
HBS
Hear the Tolling of the Russian Bells
Listen

March 22, 2007
The Financial Times
Lecturer Mohamed El-Erian
In the New Liquidity Factories, Buyers Must Still Beware

March 21, 2007
The Boston Globe
HBS
Harvard to Return Historic Bells to Russian Church
See Also:
A Journey That Will Come Full Circle and End with a Ring
The New York Times (03/21/07)
Harvard to Return Bells to Moscow Monastery
The Associated Press (03/21/07)

March 21, 2007
The New York Times
Professor Max Bazerman
A State's Files Put Doctors' Ties to Drug Makers on Close View

March 21, 2007
The Harvard Crimson
University Professor Michael Porter
Porter Posits Healthy Reforms

March 21, 2007
The Harvard Crimson
HBS
In First, BYU To Use HBS Case Studies

March 17, 2007
The San Diego Union-Tribune
Professor Emeritus Stephen Greyser
Are Bolts' Uniform Changes Colored by Few Greenbacks?

March 17, 2007
The Financial Times
John Teeling (DBA 1975)
Teetotal Teeling Promises Whiskey Galore

March 16, 2007
PBS: Now
Professor Bill George
A Spy in the Spotlight & Bill George Interview
Watch

March 16, 2007
The Financial Times Online
Professor Josh Lerner
Blackstone in Advanced IPO Talks

March 14, 2007
BusinessWeek Online
University Professor Michael Porter
Libya Is Open for Business

March 14, 2007
The Journal of the American Medical Association
University Professor Michael Porter
How Physicians Can Change the Future of Health Care

March 14, 2007
The Boston Globe
University Professor Michael Porter
Harvard Economist Proposes Team Approach on Healthcare

March 12, 2007
BusinessWeek Online
Associate Professor Andrew McAfee
No Rest for the Wiki

March 12, 2007
MIT Technology Review
Professor Regina Herzlinger
The Accountant Is In

March 12, 2007
USA Today
Assistant Professor Mikolaj Jan Piskorski
Networking Takes Giant Strides Online

March 12, 2007
BusinessWeek
Professor Bill George
Getting to the Corner Office

March 12, 2007
BusinessWeek
Professor Rosabeth Moss Kanter
Innovation Hype: Enough Already!

March 12, 2007
Forbes
Post-Doctoral Fellow Carmit Segal
For Love of the Game

March 8, 2007
The Harvard University Gazette
HBS
HBS Sponsors Program for NFL Pros

March 7, 2007
The Harvard Crimson
Daniel Kafie (HBS 2007/H)
Mario Schlosser (HBS 2007/B)
Students Start Spanish Social Site

March 7, 2007
Bloomberg
Professor Emeritus John Kotter
Greenspan's Long Shadow Needs to Shrink, Management Gurus Say

March 7, 2007
The Times Online (UK)
HBS
Harvard Joins the Rush to Set up Shop in India

March 6, 2007
CNBC: Squawk Box
Professor Jay Lorsch
Boards of Directors Coming from New Talent Pool
Watch

March 4, 2007
The Chicago Tribune
Professor Debora Spar
The Incredible, Sellable Egg

March 3, 2007
The Economist
Professor Josh Lerner
Eco-Warriors at the Gate

March 2, 2007
The Boston Herald
HBS
Harvard Eyes Biotech Execs: Biz School to Teach Science Savvy

March 2, 2007
The New York Times
University Professor Michael Porter
Libya Gingerly Begins Seeking Economic but Not Political Reform

March 2, 2007
The Age (Australia)
Professor Paul Healy
Bosses' Pay Packets 'May Alienate Middle Class'

March 1, 2007
The Boston Herald
Assistant Professor Li Jin
Bulls Beat out Bears

February 27, 2007
The Harvard Crimson
University Professor Michael Porter
HBS Prof Working on Libya's Economy

February 27, 2007
The National Post
Professor Josh Lerner
TXU Deal Takes Buyout Crown: US$45B Utility Takeover

February 27, 2007
The Globe and Mail
Professor Emeritus Malcolm Salter
Private Equity Party Fuelled by Cheap Debt

February 26, 2007
The New York Post
HBS
New Field Goal$

February 26, 2007
The Globe and Mail
Professor John Deighton
RIM Mascot Targets Online Scene

February 26, 2007
BusinessWeek Online
University Professor Michael Porter
Michael Porter on Libya's Potential

February 26, 2007
BusinessWeek
University Professor Michael Porter
Get Healthy - Or Else

February 25, 2007
The Financial Times
Professor Allen Grossman
Lecturer Stacey Childress
Schools Cry Out for Leadership Material

February 24, 2007
The Economist
Associate Professor Mihir Desai
Places in the Sun

February 24, 2007
The Economist
Associate Professor Mihir Desai
Assistant Professor Fritz Foley
Unintended Consequences

February 22, 2007
The Harvard University Gazette
Joseph Ewers (HBS 2007/E)
Student KSG, HBS Veterans Honored

February 21, 2007
USA Today
HBS
NFL Players Learn How to Win after Football

February 20, 2007
BusinessWeek Online
University Professor Michael Porter
Harvard Guru to Help Libya

February 19, 2007
Les Echos
HBS
Ce Que Vous Apprendrez a Harvard
Please Note: Interview Text in French

February 19, 2007
The New York Times
Professor Bharat Anand
While Others Struggle, Norwegian Newspaper Publisher Thrives on the Web

February 19, 2007
BusinessWeek
Professor Clayton Christensen
Where Dell Went Wrong

February 16, 2007
The Boston Business Journal
Professor Josh Lerner
A World View

February 15, 2007
American Public Media: Marketplace PM
Professor Regina Herzlinger
Are CEOs Being Paid An Unhealthy Amount?
Listen

February 14, 2007
The New York Times
Visiting Professor Guhan Subramanian
Board Silly

February 14, 2007
The Wall Street Journal
Associate Professor Rawi Abdeal
Business Bookshelf: Why Money Can Now Make Its Way around the World

February 13, 2007
CNNMoney.com
Timothy Butler
Director of Career Development Programs
Why a Job in Private Equity Pays

February 12, 2007
La Tercera
Gustavo Herrero
Director, Latin American Research Center
India, El Nuevo Territorio Favorito de las Universidades de Elite
Please Note: Interview Text in Spanish

February 12, 2007
Investor's Business Daily
Senior Lecturer Robert Higgins
Q&A: Venture Capital Exec Takes Medicine Very Personally

February 12, 2007
Forbes
Professor G. Felda Hardymon
Technology's Top Dealmakers

February 12, 2007
BusinessWeek Online
Professor Rosabeth Moss Kanter
The Innovation Backlash

February 11, 2007
The New York Times
Professor Gary Pisano
It's Alive! Meet One of Biotech's Zombies

February 11, 2007
The New York Times
Professor Josh Lerner
Should You Buy When Private Equity Sells?

February 11, 2007
CNN: In The Money
Professor Richard Tedlow
Effect on President Bush's Deficit Decisions; What Really Counts in Housing Market; Men and Valentine's Day Gifts

February 10, 2007
The Economist
Professor Josh Lerner
The Uneasy Crown

February 8, 2007
CNN International
Professor Joseph Badaracco
Learning to Be Creative

February 5, 2007
The Wall Street Journal
Professor Niall Ferguson
Chimerical? Think Again

February 5, 2007
Nikkei Weekly
Masako Egawa
Executive Director, Japan Research Office
Investment Banker Turns to Harvard Business School

February 5, 2007
The Financial Times
Professor Cynthia Montgomery
Less Than the Sum of Its Parts?

February 5, 2007
Time
Professor Niall Ferguson
The Reality of Civil War

February 5, 2007
The Associated Press
Professor Emeritus Stephen Greyser
Amateur Ads Follow Super Bowl Tradition
See Also:
Peyton's Payday
The Indianapolis Star (02/04/07)

February 4, 2007
The Los Angeles Times
Professor Richard Tedlow
Call It the 'Andy Amendment'

February 3, 2007
The New York Times
Professor Joseph Bower
What Happens When the Ex-Chief Re-enters

February 2, 2007
The Economic Times (India)
Professor Tarun Khanna
New Giant of Steel

February 1, 2007
Inc. Magazine
Assistant Professor Siobhan O'Mahony
Mitchell Baker and the Firefox Paradox

February 1, 2007
The Harvard University Gazette
HBS
HBS Models Look for New Markets While Serving the Global Poor

February 1, 2007
The Harvard University Gazette
HBS
Innovative HBS 'Immersion' Programs Flourish

February 1, 2007
The Financial Times
Ratan Tata (AMP 71 1975)
Business Hero Returns with Historic Trophy

January 31, 2007
CNBC: Closing Bell
Professor Brian Hall
President Prefers Pay for Performance

January 31, 2007
Reuters
Professor Dwight Crane
Analysis: Global Exchange Alliances Seen Easier than Mergers

January 30, 2007
The Boston Herald
Professor Emeritus Stephen Greyser
Bank Reissues Cards as TJX Sued Over Cyberscam

January 28, 2007
BostonWorks
Timothy Butler
Director of Career Development Programs
Flex for Success

January 27, 2007
The Economist
Professor Regina Herzlinger
Daniel Vasella (PMD 57 1989)
Billion Dollar Pills

January 26, 2007
American Public Media: Marketplace Money
Professor Regina Herzlinger
Charge It To My Health Care Card
Listen

January 25, 2007
CNBC: Power Lunch
Paul Hemp
Senior Editor, HBR
Harvard Knows Best
Please Note: Interview URL Unavailable

January 25, 2007
The Wall Street Journal
Assistant Professor Karim Lakhani
Prizes for Solutions to Problems Play Valuable Role in Innovation

January 25, 2007
Michigan Business Review
Professor Lynda Applegate
Harvard Business Professor Sees Opportunity in Turbulent Times

January 25, 2007
The Financial Times
Lecturer Mohamed El-Erian
Comment: Complex Finance and the Brave New World Economy

January 23, 2007
American Public Media: Marketplace
Professor Regina Herzlinger
Less Effective Birth Control?
Listen

January 22, 2007
The Financial Times Deutschland
Professor John Quelch
The German Boss
Please Note: Interview Text in German

January 22, 2007
The Financial Times
HBS
Harvard Course for Chinese Academics

January 22, 2007
CNN International
HBS
Marketing Your Business School

January 22, 2007
Fortune
Senior Lecturer John Davis
Ferragamo's Step

January 21, 2007
The Sunday Telegraph (U.K.)
Professor Niall Ferguson
Are We Too Thick to Realise The World Isn't Flat?

January 20, 2007
The Economist
Professor Jay Lorsch
In the Money

January 20, 2007
The Economist
Professor Brian Hall
Professor Krishna Palepu
The Market Rate

January 19, 2007
Project Syndicate
Professor Peter Tufano
Laying a Retirement Lifeline for the Poor

January 17, 2007
Dow Jones Newswires
Professor Peter Tufano
SEC's Risk Expert Pushed for 'Cultural Change'

January 16, 2007
Dow Jones Newswires
Associate Professor Andrew McAfee
In The Pipeline

January 16, 2007
The Wall Street Journal
Professor Max Bazerman
Why Preparing Others for An Effort's Failure Can Bring You Success

January 15, 2007
USA Today
Associate Professor Rawi Abdelal
Enthusiasm for Globalization Ebbs

January 13, 2007
The San Diego Union-Tribune
Professor Emeritus Stephen Greyser
Bolts Bank on Big Bucks Online

January 13, 2007
The Economist
Ratan Tata (AMP 71 1975)
The Shy Architect

January 13, 2007
The Times of India
Assistant Professor Deepak Malhotra
Beware of Competitive Arousal
See Also:
The 'Winning-At-Any-Cost' Syndrome
The Times of India (01/13/07)

January 12, 2007
The Associated Press of Pakistan
HBS
Pakistan Has World Class Leadership with Investment Friendly Policies

January 12, 2007
WRNO: Jim Brown
Anthony D'Avella (HBS 2007/A)
AT&T to Drop Cingular Brand
Listen

January 12, 2007
American Public Media: Marketplace
Professor John Deighton
AT&T to Drop Cingular Brand
Listen


January 11, 2007
American.com
Assistant Professor Regina Abrami
Not Your Father's Vietnam

January 11, 2007
The Orange County Register
Professor Emeritus Stephen Greyser
Beckham Love$ L.A.


January 9, 2007
Dow Jones Newswires
Associate Professor Randolph Cohen
Getting Personal: ETFs to Focus on US States


January 9, 2007
The Financial Times
Professor Josh Lerner
Beware the 'Patent Trolls' of Finance

January 8, 2007
The Boston Globe
Associate Professor Rakesh Khurana
Is Legendary Apple CEO on the Way Out?

January 8, 2007
The Wall Street Journal
Professor Alvin Roth
Economists Learn Matchmaking Role

The New York Times
G.E. Magic Can Fade, After G.E.
January 4, 2007

HBS assistant professor Boris Groysberg and Lecturer Anthony Mayo comment on General Electric as a training ground for future CEOs.

The Wall Street Journal
There's Nothing Wrong with Sharing
December 7, 2006

Is it wrong for private equity firms to band together to do a deal? HBS professor Josh Lerner offers his view in an op-ed.

The Boston Globe
The Business of Lift Outs
November 19, 2006

The Globe cites research by Assistant Professor Boris Groysberg and HBS Research Associate Robin Abrahams about the practice of "lift out" hiring — a practice that finds firms hiring whole teams of professionals from their competitors.

The New York Times
Wallflower at the Web Party
October 15, 2006

HBS assistant professor Mikolaj Jan Piskorski comments on the failure of Friendster, a social networking Web -start-up.

The New York Times
This Fall, You Can Vote for Your Favorite Flop
September 11, 2006

Assistant Professor Anita Elberse notes the effect of online audience participation in predicting the success or failure of prime- time TV programming.

The New Yorker
Private Lies
August 28, 2006

New Yorker columnist James Surowiecki examines the current trend of taking public companies private. Nearly 100 top-level executives at public companies have participated in management buyouts (MBO) since 2005, he says. The problem is, they want to pay the lowest possible price for their purchase — which means that that they don't do right by their shareholders, who are legally entitled to the highest possible price. Executives on the MBO prowl use a variety of techniques and gimmicks to get a good deal. A study by HBS assistant professor Sharon Katz, for instance, found that, "in the two years preceding a management buyout, companies recorded lower than expected accounts receivable," driving profits down as a result. And when profits head south, so does the value of the company. According to Surowiecki, this didn't happen totally by chance. The executives involved, he concludes, were purposely trying to make their companies look bad before the buyout.

The Wall Street Journal
Consultant Lets Client Use 'Gut' To Set Final Fee
August 21, 2006

Trium, a small San Francisco-based management consulting firm, offers its clients something a bit different--a performance-based pricing structure They undertake a project at an agreed-upon price. But when it's time to take care of the bill, dissatisfied clients come up with as little as half the quoted amount, while contented customers pay a premium of up to 35 percent more than the quote. HBS professor emeritus Benson Shapiro says this pricing approach is catching on in the construction, advertising and trucking industries. "The strategy acts as an insurance policy for buyers and sellers, and improves communication," he says. "Linking pay to performance encourages consultants and clients to discuss expectations in greater depth than with traditional project-based pricing."

The New York Times
Let's Make A Deal
August 20, 2006

HBS professor Max Bazerman lends his advice to the negotiation process involved in the current homebuying market. He warns against using brokers, as their "most important goal is to close the deal, and that's not necessarily your goal as a buyer or seller because you care more about the quality of the deal." In addition, he suggests falling in love with three houses, not just one, "because if you have to have it, you're going to pay for it."

International Herald Tribune
When Blood Is Thicker Than Money
August 13, 2006

The International Herald Tribune examines the heightened attention currently being paid to family businesses and the differing roles they play across the globe. HBS professor D. Quinn Mills has studied leadership in Asia and notes that in societies like "Hong Kong, Malaysia, Singapore and Indonesia, family businesses dominate, displaying a cultural affinity with a society that is based around relationships with the family and between families." Furthermore, Mills believes "that the increased number of studies on the dynamics of family business might produce insight into a crucial issue that besets Asian capital markets: how publicly traded companies with a dominant family shareholding can address discrepancies in the rights and information given to minority shareholders."

The Boston Globe
Women Scientists Lag Far Behind Men in Patents, Study Says
August 4, 2006

HBS professor Toby Stuart has coauthored a study in the journal Science revealing that women scientists in universities apply for patents at a fraction of the rate of men, potentially costing the United States billions of dollars in the commercial development of their inventions. "Interviews showed women scientists increasingly realize the benefit of seeking patents, yet remain hindered by their lack of personal connections to those in industry who make decisions about the patents' commercial viability," says Stuart. "From the national interest policy, anything that you would ever say about the benefits of diversity, you would say it in spades," he adds.

The Economist
Dates from Hell
July 20, 2006

The backdating of executive share options is causing the reputation of American corporate leaders to fall even further amid a backdrop of corporate scandals. HBS professor Brian Hall notes that "backdating options granted later to take advantage of past share-price movements is clearly illegal, and always has been." That said, he expects the number of examples of such blatant criminality to be small.

Inside Training Newsletter
What Your Employees Really Care About
July 19, 2006

Reinforcing what your employees value in their work may do more to enhance workforce motivation than financial incentives. Doing so "will help ensure that their interests are aligned with company goals," says HBS professor Jay Lorsch. "Individuals come into these jobs with certain motivational sets, and what you've really got to figure out is how to take advantage of those motivational qualities, and align [the motivations] to what you want [employees] to do for the firm," he adds.

The Toronto Star
Are Fund Advisors Worth It?
By James Daw
June 29, 2006

A work-in-progress study conducted by HBS professor Peter Tufano, HBS assistant professor Daniel Bergstresser, and John Chalmers of the University of Oregon suggests that most mutual fund buyers do not gain financial benefit from professional advice. They examined how well investors did after buying units from 4,541 mutual funds between 1996 and 2002. "The prominence of funds sold through brokers implies that brokers provide consumers with valued services," they write, but "Our study identified few, if any, of these benefits."

The Washington Post
Global Capital On the Run
By Robert J. Samuelson
June 14, 2006

Recent declines in global stock markets are sparking concern worldwide, but a few decades ago, massive global money movements didn't exist. Most countries employed "capital controls" that restricted how much their citizens could invest abroad, as well as the ability or level of foreign investment. HBS associate professor Rawi Abdelal notes that "a turning point was France's decision in the early 1980s to relax controls;" since they were so widely evaded by the wealthy, they were deemed impractical. Once France changed, the rest of Europe and many other countries did likewise to maintain a presence in the worldwide investment fund chase.

The Financial Times
Calculating Compensation
By Sudhakar Balacharandran
May 26, 2006

In the wake of growing concerns about corporate governance, Balacharandran examines the relationship between executive pay and incentives and overall company performance. Noting that shareholders typically face a series of legal and structural hurdles if they try to influence compensation policies, he cites work by HBS assistant professor Fabrizio Ferri and others, examining proxy statement proposals made by union fund shareholders at various companies in 2003-2004. "The study found that shareholders could be strategic and effective," by picking "a topic of interest to a broad set of constituencies (accounting for stock options)" and selecting "large companies (to obtain media attention) with large employee stock option plans and potential dilution (that is, where the cost to shareholders was likely to be high)."

The Wall Street Journal
As Nissan Sales Hit a Pothole, CEO Starts Shifting Gears
By Jathon Sapsford
May 26, 2006

HBS professor emeritus Michael Yoshino examines the recent change in Nissan's business model. In 2002, the company set an ambitious three-year goal of forging full-speed ahead, boosting sales to 3.6 billion cars from the 2.6 recorded the year before the plan was started. But things have recently taken a turn for the worse. Sales are down in major markets such as Europe, North America, and even Japan. Now, says Yoshino, the company is making the move to a "less frenetic" pace. "The transition from sprint to marathon isn't an easy one," he points out.

The Associated Press
Author with the Golden Touch 'Just a Guy That Tells Stories'
By Brian Skoloff
May 13, 2006

Former advertising firm chairman James Patterson has become such a successful author, earning $40 million last year alone, that HBS professor John Deighton wrote a case study on his business practices. "Marketing James Patterson" came about after Deighton heard the author speak at a business meeting and "realized Peterson is a marketer who happens to be his own product."

BusinessWeek Online
The Return of the MBA Mom
By Janie Ho
May 11, 2006

In a story about business school programs for mothers with MBA degrees, HBS professor Myra Hart, chair of Harvard's Center for Women's Business Research, says that "the fundamental issue is that more women are going to business school and leaving the workforce in the prime of their careers after accumulating great experience." But according to her research, almost all of them want to return eventually. She notes that this is why HBS offers two programs "so moms who already have MBAs can sharpen their skills and speak with counselors about the transition."

The Boston Globe
The Endangered Land of Renter-World
By Nicolas P. Retsinas
May 5, 2006

Writing about the home rental market in The Boston Globe-HBS lecturer Nicolas Retsinas notes that the lack of new "affordable" housing may prevent a large percentage of renters from progressing towards home ownership. He calls upon the government for reform, as "the promise of America, the dream for millions of Americans is to leave Renter-World."

The Wall Street Journal
Wal-Mart Demotes Price-Slashing 'Smiley' in New Ads
By Kris Hudson and Ann Zimmerman
April 18, 2006

In overhauling its advertising campaign, Wal-Mart has replaced its familiar smiley-faced logo with actors and celebrities making pitches for the giant retailer. While many marketing experts question the benefits of replacing the advertising icon, HBS professor Rajiv Lal thinks otherwise: "In my judgment, [the old logo] has run its course," he says.

Education Week
Kinder and Gentler
By Jeff Archer
April 12, 2006

San Francisco public schools have boosted overall student performance over the past year with the help of a restructuring program called Students and Teachers Achieving Results (STAR). HBS lecturer Stacey Childress, a co-founder of the Public Education Leadership Project, a joint program of HBS and the Harvard Graduate School of Education, studied the program and found that its success stems, in part, from the fact that STAR allows San Francisco "to have a district-wide strategy that nonetheless can be tailored to each school's needs."

The Boston Globe
Giving Life Despite Limits
By Scott Allen
March 14, 2006

Massachusetts General Hospital performed its first kidney transplant from a system matching strangers in early March. HBS professor Alvin Roth helped design the New England Kidney Exchange, a computer system that matches kidney disease patients with compatible organ donors. Roth describes this first match as "a great accomplishment," but notes that potential legal issues may prevent such pairings from becoming commonplace.

Harvard Magazine
The Marketplace of Perceptions
By Craig Lambert
March 1, 2006

HBS assistant professor Nava Ashraf applied principles of behavioral economics to develop a savings technique in the Philippines called SEED ("Save, Earn, Enjoy Deposits"). Under the program, banks give clients a locked box, retain the key, and establish a contractual agreement prohibiting them from withdrawing money before reaching a certain date or sum. SEED is "practical, and very important in development, for anybody who wants to help people reach their goals," says Ashraf.

USA TODAY
Super Bowl Ad Watchers Make a Run for the Web
By Bruce Horovitz
February 7, 2006

Super Bowl ads have clearly found a home in cyberspace, as millions of fans visited sites hosting game spots both during and after the big game. The popularity of commercials on the Web contributes to brand enhancement, advertisement shelf life, and sales potential. "Driving Web hits is like driving traffic to an auto-dealer," says HBS professor emeritus Stephen Greyser. "It leads to the test drive — or even the sale."

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL ASIA
Selling Livedoor
By Robin Greenwood
February 6, 2006

In an op-ed article, HBS assistant professor Robin Greenwood comments on Japanese internet company Livedoor's recent fall from grace. While many are likening its transgressions to the Enron scandal, Greenwood urges caution. Though the company is now accused of hiding operating losses with its acquisitions, "that's yet to be proven," he writes.. "And even if Livedoor may turn out to be a fraud, it showed that the stock market is a powerful disciplining device for firms. As for Livedoor investors, they should have known better."

ENTREPRENEUR MAGAZINE
Know Thy Worth
By C.J. Prince
February 6, 2006

HBS associate professor Mark Bradshaw has some advice for small business owners trying to determine the value of their company. Above all, they need to findan appraiser who specializes in their particular business or industry. "You have to understand the business to be able to value it — it's not just a spreadsheet exercise," he says. Furthermore, he adds, a specialty in small business valuation certainly helps.

BUSINESSWEEK
How Apple Could Mess Up, Again
By Peter Burrows
January 9, 2006

After a half decade of steady profit and solid success, few are willing to question Apple's long-term potential. HBS professor Clayton Christensen however, believes the company's strategy is destined to fail again soon. "Apple may think the proprietary iPod is their competitive advantage, but it's temporary," he says. "In the future, what will matter will be the software inside that lets users find exactly the kind of music they want to listen to, when and where they want to, with minimal effort."

CBS NEWS SUNDAY MORNING
The Crowd Knows Best
By Serena Altschul
January 8, 2006

Contrary to popular belief, an expert's opinion is not always as correct as a group's. Research shows that this phenomenon holds true in everything from game shows to stock trades to gambling. HBS assistant professor Anita Elberse notes that popular opinion websites such as the Hollywood Stock Exchange (www.hsx.com), where movie executives monitor activity on a virtual stock exchange that enables users to predict the success or failure of forthcoming motion pictures, provide further proof of what author James Surowiecki describes as "the wisdom of crowds.".

THE INDEPENDENT
The Baby Millionaires
By Sophie Goodchild and Jonathan Owen
January 8, 2006

Fertility experts are becoming some of the highest paid players in the medical game today. Couples desperate to conceive are seeking miracles and paying top dollar to start a family. In her new book The Baby Business, to be published by the Harvard Business School Press in February, HBS professor Debora Spar notes that more safeguards must be put in place as a response to the huge potential for exploitation: "You have a large number of potential customers, each of whom is willing to do whatever it takes and pay whatever they can to purchase the product at hand."

NEWSWEEK
Flying South
By Mac Margolis
December 26, 2005

Cash flows between developing nations have more than doubled over the past decade. Cross-border contracts between companies in Africa, Asia, Latin America, and Eastern Europe have become common. HBS professor Tarun Khanna Tarun Khanna notes the dangers inherent in such deals: "Many of these companies share an information set with the countries they do business in," he says. "What's important is not the absolute amount of risk but your ability to bear it better than anyone else. Greater familiarity means you can take more risks."

BUSINESSWEEK
Mining the Vein of Great Ideas
By Christopher Farrell
December 26, 2005

Novel products and inventive services are key to a company's success in today's competitive economy. How often a company's existing patents are cited in future patent applications is a key indicator of a genuinely innovative idea. Putting that in historical perspective,HBS assistant professor Thomas Nicholas notes that "32% of Thomas Edison's patents granted between 1910 and 1930 were cited in patents awarded from 1976 to 2002."

THE NEW YORKER
The Talk of the Town
By James Surowiecki
December 19, 2005

The BlackBerry, the popular wireless e-mail device, may soon be forced to end its service in the United States pending the outcome of a patent-infringement case. The lawsuit could serve as a symbol of a patent system gone amuck: overworked examiners, too little research, too many patents granted, a plethora of firms known as "patent trolls" that thrive simply by suing other companies. Ironically, the view that stronger patents are better has a downside, since rewarding some inventors at the expense of others can limit innovation. In a study of 150 years of patent protection, for example, HBS professor Josh Lerner found that "countries that introduced stronger protections for patents saw no increase in innovation by their citizens."

THE NEW YORK TIMES
When PayPal Becomes the Back Office, Too
By Julie Bick
December 18, 2005

Seven years after its inception, Paypal now accounts for over $25 billion in transactions and has a customer base of 80 million users. The online money transfer service helps small business internet sales and online auctions, but it also suffers from frequent claims of fraud and other online schemes. HBS associate professor Frances Frei says Paypal "is bound to make mistakes, thanks to the sheer volume and heterogeneity of its customer base, [but] The way they treat people they've mistakenly inconvenienced will be key to retaining their brand value."

FORTUNE
The Education of Andy Grove
By Richard S. Tedlow
December 12, 2005

Andy Grove has left an indelible mark on computers and business management as we know them today. In this essay, HBS professor and business historian Richard Tedlow takes a closer look at Intel's legendary leader. "Grove's output as a teacher of management has been prodigious," writes Tedlow, "Yet it is one thing to search for truth in the ivory tower and quite another to take those lessons, however wrenching, and apply them to a living, breathing business like Intel. Grove's most powerful lessons have been in the doing."

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL
It's the Purpose Brand, Stupid
By Clayton M. Christensen, Scott Cook, and Taddy Hall
November 29, 2005

HBS professor Clayton Christensen, along with Intuit chairman Scott Cook and Taddy Hall, chief strategy officer of the Advertising Research Foundation, argue in a piece adapted from their December Harvard Business Review article that "prevailing models of segmentation and brand building are to blame" for the incredible failure rates associated with product innovation today. They suggest marketing strategies that utilize "purpose brands" as a remedy: "the marketer's fundamental task is not so much to understand the customer as it is to understand what jobs customers need to do -- and build products that serve those specific purposes."

CNN.COM
Business Students Follow the Case
By Ian Grayson
November 13, 2005

Pioneered by Harvard Business School as a tool for management education, the case method is growing in popularity as an alternative to traditional lectures. HBS senior lecturer Mike Roberts lends his perspective: "It's an approach that teaches [students] how to think, present their ideas, listen to others, defend their point of view, and use their judgment to make a decision, even if the information in the case is incomplete," he says. "That, after all, is a reflection of real life in the business world."

CNBC
Does Spirituality Mix with Commerce?
By Jerry Cobb
October 25, 2005

Starbucks is brewing controversy with its reported plans to include a spiritual quotation on its coffee cups beginning next spring. The coffee company is the latest player on the corporate scene to narrow the separation between church and office. HBS senior lecturer Laura Nash notes, "Companies must ask how far down the path of spirituality they are willing to venture without just turning it into one more way of making an extra dollar."

THE HARVARD UNIVERSITY GAZETTE
KSG Faculty Examine Katrina Response
By Alvin Powell
September 27, 2005

Experts from Harvard's Kennedy School of Government say that the mishandling of the Hurricane Katrina response could have been avoided if a management system originally created to fight forest fires had been fully implemented nationally. Herman B. "Dutch" Leonard, who holds professorships at both Harvard Business School and the Kennedy School, agreed that the Forest Service's Incident Management System was designed to react to such emergencies. "This was not a failure to anticipate conditions, it was a failure to react to conditions that people had predicted perfectly," said Leonard.

THE FINANCIAL TIMES
Out to Change the World of Work
By Sarah Murray
September 25, 2005

HBS professor Leslie Perlow is profiled as "a woman with a mission to shift working practices and improve work-life balance." According to the article, she aspires to "go beyond [her] academic role in just writing about it and really help people see that change is possible." Her current research examines long working hours and lack of job flexibility in service companies.

THE BOSTON HERALD
Federated Tosses Recognized Brand Names
By Brett Arends
September 21, 2005

Federated Department Stores has drawn the attention of marketing experts in light of its decision to abolish the Filene's and Marshall Fields chains in favor of Macy's or Bloomingdale's. Some see the move as financially wise, since consolidation will help maximize advertising potential. Others note that brand value is being sacrificed. HBS professor David Bell suggests that Federated operate under a single name: "The cost savings are huge, and the advertising's better."

THE FINANCIAL TIMES
Letting Users Lead the Way to New Ideas
By Elizabeth Biddlecombe
September 19, 2005

Innovations based on user input have played a role in the development of a number of products, including personal computers and open-source software. But while many see so-called user development as the basis for a strong business model, HBS professor Josh Lerner and Jean Tirole of the University of Toulouse argue in "The Economics of Technology Sharing: Open Source and Beyond," a working paper published by the National Bureau of Economic Research, that "user development can only be taken so far." "It is easy, for example, for the computer programmer to test the integrity of a software application...whereas testing drugs requires an expensive and extensive infrastructure."

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL
Theory & Practice: Rethinking the Quality-Improvement Program
By Erin White
September 19, 2005

Some academics and consultants are now questioning once wildly popular programs designed to reduce error and improve quality by standardizing processes. HBS professor Michael Tushman joins critics in arguing that process management helps improve existing standards, but can hinder innovation. In a study with Wharton School professor Mary Benner, Tushman found that "quality-improvement or process-management programs can hamper a company's ability to respond to technological change by effectively forcing employees to focus on honing routine tasks associated with the older technology."

THE HARVARD CRIMSON
Rebuilding a Lost City
By Robin Peguero
September 12, 2005

After the destruction of the Gulf Coast wrought by Hurrican Katrina, many are left to ponder the future of the region and offer suggestions for the rebirth of New Orleans. HBS professor of management practice Arthur Segel says, "It is imperative that the government dedicate much of its finances to attracting capital to the beleaguered city." He suggests that the city rebuild "miles from its original location, keeping the region's economic advantages as a trade hub...while doing away with its rampant crime and corruption."

THE FINANCIAL TIMES
A Network Wherever He Looks
By Sarah Murray
September 5, 2005

At the heart of HBS visiting professor Toby Stuart's investigations lies one dominant theme — networks. "I consider myself to be a networks person," he says. "There's a network in every paper I've written." Stuart's research on "interconnection in the business world" has covered a wide range of topics, from venture capital firms' syndication networks to intercorporte alliances in the biotech and pharmaceuticals industries. Stuart was profiled in the FT's "Gurus of the Future," series, focusing on prominent business school faculty members under the age of 40.

THE LOS ANGELES TIMES
Why FEMA Was Missing in Action
By Peter G. Gosselin and Alan C. Miller
September 5, 2005

In the wake of Hurricane Katrina's rampage through the Gulf Coast, many wonder why FEMA — the government agency created to respond to national disasters — had very little presence. Budget cuts, elimination and reduction of key programs and staff, and a shift of focus to Homeland Security are to blame. HBS professor David Moss, author of When All Else Fails: Government as the Ultimate Risk Manager puts the government's efforts into historical perspective: "A century ago, no one would have expected a massive federal response. Most people viewed natural disasters mainly as things to be endured on their own or with the help of their neighbors and communities." He adds that the government has "dramatically increased its role in absorbing disaster losses after [9/11]. Until recently, many may have assumed we'd made similar strides in disaster prevention."

FAST COMPANY
The Three Ways of Great Leaders
By Bill Breen
September 2005

In a new book, In Their Time: The Greatest Business Leaders of the 20th Century, HBS lecturer Anthony J. Mayo and Professor Nitin Nohria compile a list of the top 100 U.S. business leaders of all time. Their research reveals that all such business giants share a common trait: contextual intelligence, or "acute sensitivity to the social, political, technological, and demographic contexts that came to define their eras." The pair further identify three leadership prototypes — the entrepreneurial leader, leader as manager, and charismatic leader — and show how each employed contextual intelligence to build success. "Leaders and those who aspire to lead benefit from having a sense of history" but not because history repeats itself, says Nohria. "History's real value is that it allows you to imagine what's possible."

EDUCATION WEEK
Leaders Go To School on Business Practices
By Sarah Schafer
August 31, 2005

Harvard's Public Education Leadership Project (PELP), a joint effort among Harvard Business School, the Harvard Graduate School of Education, and school districts throughout the United States, aims to create an understanding among participants about redesigning districts to achieve large-scale improvement in student learning. HBS professor Allen Grossman, one of the faculty leaders of the Project, argues that knowledge concerning how to attain such improvements is still missing. Central to PELP is the notion of congruence — aligning all of an organization's parts to drive its mission. HBS lecturer Stacey Childress adds that such a goal is "not easy in school districts, where the various constituents so often are at odds."

NEWSWEEK
Help Wanted
By Sarah Schafer
August 29, 2005

While China may boast a raging economy and surplus of factories, its critical shortage of skilled and experienced managers is its most staggering economic characteristic. Many reasons are cited, ranging from the effects of governmental change to ingrained cultural differences. One solution to the problem is higher education. In that regard, Harvard Business School recently hosted 70 Chinese business school professors, initiating them to ways of the case method. HBS professor F. Warren McFarlan, who has extensive experience working with professors from China's top b-schools, comments on the trend: "Everything is in the process of changing, and these schools feel very much like the American schools were in 1975. I'm actually just struck by the extraordinary progress that's been made in the last 20 years."

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Investment Firms Buy Stakes in New Boston Stock Exchange Venture
By Mark Jewell
August 24, 2005

In an effort to compete with the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq, the Boston Stock Exchange has partnered with four Wall Street firms to create a new electronic trading network. While many see this venture as a solution to the Boston Exchange's recent hard times, others, including HBS assistant professor Pai-Ling Yin note that the emergence of many new regional exchanges and the greater scope of the two dominant national exchanges will still make it hard for Boston to compete. "Once everyone coordinates on one exchange platform, it's very hard for them to move to another one," Yin said.

THE FINANCIAL TIMES
Family Ties That Can Strangle Heirs
By Stefan Stern
August 22, 2005

On the heels of a second potential Murdoch heir leaving the News Corporation, many in the business world have weighed in on the inherent pitfalls that come with family members filling the boardrooms of big business. Most subscribe to the notion that families working together will eventually produce profound management problems and tension within the ranks. HBS professor John Davis however, faculty chair of the School's "Families in Business Program," cites the intrinsic benefits in family business: "The big advantage family businesses have is stability," he says. "The owners aren't going away. This gives management more room to operate: they can think patiently but act aggressively."

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Investors Want Firms to Boost Dividends
By Ellen Simon
August 19, 2005

Today's investors are growing weary of the current trend that finds companies buying back their stock while cutting their dividend. HBS associate professor Malcolm Baker and Jeffrey Wurgler of NYU's Stern School of Business examined this trend in a 2002 paper titled "Why are dividends disappearing? An Empirical Analysis" (later published in the Journal of Financial Economics). They found that investor behavior could alter corporate behavior, since "dividend payments grow when investors are willing to pay more for stocks with strong dividends and shrink when investors aren't willing to pay more for stocks with strong dividends."

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL
Insurer Reveals What Doctors Really Charge
By Vanessa Fuhrmans
August 18, 2005

Aetna Inc. became the first major health insurer to publicly disclose the fees it negotiates with physicians. Posted online, these fees will help subscribers comparison shop for many medical procedures. HBS professor Regina Herzlinger, a leading consumer-directed health-care advocate, sees believes that this decision will leadas leading to price competition between doctors. "That, in turn, may prod physicians to publish or share data on the quality of the care they provide," she says, "even though some have resisted attempts at doctor quality ratings until now."

THE BOSTON GLOBE
A Nimble Approach to Innovation
By Robert Weisman
August 7, 2005

Though many innovations have emerged in the course of economic history, it has been difficult, if not impossible, to predict which would be accepted by large numbers of consumers and when. In an article titled "In Search of the 'Next Killer App'", in this summer's edition of the MIT Sloan Management Review, HBS associate professor Robert Austin and HBS professor emeritus Richard L. Nolan (now of the University of Washington as well) explain that they have created a Biz-Apps group at Harvard Business School "to study the difficulties companies encounter in accommodating new technologies and to shorten the gestation period." One problem the authors have identified is the "poor communication" between those who come up with an innovative idea and the managers who are charged with turning it into a reality. The former just want to go for the gold; the latter feel responsible to the shareholders and the money they've invested.

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL
Insiders Prosper Despite SEC Rule
By Tony Cooke and Serena Ng
August 5, 2005

The SEC's implementation of Rule 10b5-1 in 2000 was meant to address ambiguity over when an insider could legally trade. In short, insiders are required to establish a plan — at a time when they do not possess material nonpublic information - for buying or selling their company's stock. But this rule has some leeway that could benefit insiders, who are still allowed to cancel their plans while in possession of material information. HBS associate professor Constance Bagley regards this as a major - and unnecessary — loophole. Insiders "can get rid of the bad trades and keep what look like the good trades," she says.

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Merger Presents Challenges in Keeping Adidas, Reebok Brands Distinct
By Mark Jewell
August 3, 2005

Industry watchers say that the recent merger of German-based Adidas and the USA's Reebok will produce few changes for consumers and ease competition between the two former rivals. HBS professor and former Reebok board member John A. Quelch cites some of the brand distinctions: "The Reebok name and product line is still slightly positioned toward fashion versus performance shoes, and toward women versus men, whereas Adidas' strength is in soccer shoes, and I think it's still regarded as a more male-oriented and performance-oriented brand." Quelch also notes that the merger will produce a greater market presence for the combined brands "that will probably present Nike with more formidable competition than Adidas or Reebok--as individual companies."

THE NEW YORK TIMES
The Price is Right
By Pankaj Ghemawat and Ken A. Mark
August 3, 2005

In the midst of all the negative issues facing Wal-Mart, HBS Professor Pankaj Ghemawat and business consultant Ken A. Mark argue that there is something positive to report about the retailer's impact on consumers. "To chalk up Wal-Mart's success simply to the exploitation of its work force, as many of the company's most ferocious critics do, is simply wrong," they say. Rather, Wal-Mart has increased the size of the economic pie and created valued that can be pocketed by the customer. "Wal-Mart saves its consumers something like $16 billion a year," they write. "And because Wal-Mart's presence forces the store's competitors to charge lower prices as well, this...figure understates the company's real impact by at least half."

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL
Medicine for Medicaid
By Regina Herzlinger and Tom Nerney
August 2, 2005

HBS Professor Regina Herzlinger and Tom Nerney commend some "visionary governors" for what they propose as a cure for Medicaid's staggering costs: consumer-driven programs that fundamentally alter Medicaid's power equation by allowing "consumers to allocate their own health care, instead of bureaucrats doing so on their behalf." Citing models put forth by governors in Florida, South Carolina and Vermont, among others, the authors note common characteristics based on freedom, innovation, and choice among both enrollees and providers. "The best cure for Medicaid's budget woes," they argue, "and the best medicine for its beneficiaries are market-based innovations by prescient governors."

CHINA ECONOMIC REVIEW
The Elephant at the Gate
August 2005

China continues to be an economic force to be reckoned with, but after years of reform and growth, India seems to be making considerable headway. In a 2003 Foreign Policy article co-authored with MIT's Yasheng Huang, HBS Professor Tarun Khanna predicted that India would eventually eclipse CHina on the financial stage. Evidence of India's threat to China is still inconclusive, however, since a number of liabilities exist, including a budget deficit, a caste system, that wastes human talent, and rival political factions. Adds Khanna: "The inefficient side of India remains — democracy needs consensus and bureaucracy slows things down — those things won't change."

THE ECONOMIST
The Ones that Get Away
July 28, 2005

This corporate earnings season, many are wary of the the numbers being bandied about, as the use of estimates in company accounts increases. A recent study by Assistant Professor Daniel Bergstreser and Associate Professor Mihir Desai, both of HBS, along with Joshua Rauh of the University of Chicago's Graduate School of Business, found ample evidence of tampering at opportune moments: "Before acquisitions and equity offerings and exercising stock options, for example, some bosses inflated the assumed rate of return on pension-fund assets, thus flattering profits."

FORTUNE
A Big Year
By Janet Guyon
July 25, 2005

The numbers needed to be ranked among the world's largest corporations give new meaning to the "big" in big business. If a company didn't have revenues of at least $12.4 billion, it didn't make the cut. HBS professors David Garvin and Rosabeth Moss Kanter provide some insights regarding these economic giants. Garvin notes that CEOs of such successful enterprises are people who "can articulate a vision, develop systems and policies to implement that vision, and operate on the ground to steer those systems." Technology can also an important part of the mix. Citing Wal-Mart as an example, Kanter notes: "The fact that they can ask their suppliers to conform to certain standards and can replenish stores quickly is a big part of their success."

THE FINANCIAL TIMES
Smart Companies Take on "Intrapreneurial" Spirit
By Paul Tyrell
July 25, 2005

Innovative companies such as Apple Computer and Lockheed Martin are described as having an "intrapreneurial" culture, where innovative ideas are discovered, rewarded, and cultivated. HBS assistant professor Clark Gilbert advises that established companies should try to generate "disruptive" ideas on a regular basis. But they should be "opportunity-based rather than resource-based," he says, noting that most big businesses rely too heavily on internal resources as opposed to looking outside for ideas. "The problem in so many existing markets is that product lines have already overshot what most consumers can absorb" he adds.

HR MAGAZINE
Safety Consciousness
By Pamela Babcock
July 2005

Safety is an iportant concern in workplaces today, with employee injuries accounting for big expenses. HBS Professor Amy Edmondson says that "creating a culture of safety is a long and challenging journey—but it actually can be done." She advocates implementing workplace safety programs at every level and reporting unsafe workplace conditions and worker behaviors, regardless of scale. "Organizations are pretty good at learning from major mishaps" she says, "but what we don't do a good job learning from are small failures — the little things that go wrong that we recover from."

THE LONDON DAILY TELEGRAPH
Why the Best New Ideas Often Come from People on the Ground
By Stefan Stern
July 7, 2005

According to conventional wisdom, business strategy is something that comes down, fully formed, from the highest ranks of an organization. Wrong, says HBS professor Joseph Bower, who has studied corporate strategy for decades. "What actually happens is determined at a lower level. It's a rare company where the people at the top really have the detailed knowledge to second guess what the people on the ground are recommending." Bower is a contributor and coauthor, with Assistant Professor Clark Gilbert, of the forthcoming book From Resource Allocation to Strategy (Oxford University Press, October).

THE BOSTON GLOBE
Managers Who Dispense Bad News Also Feel the Pain
By Robert Weisman
June 12, 2005

Research abounds on the psychological effects on employees who have been downsized or fired, but what about the employer who has to break the bad news? In order to act in the company's bes