Harvard Business Review has named Amy Bernstein, a veteran business journalist and longtime Editor of its bimonthly magazine, as its new Editor in Chief. She succeeds Adi Ignatius, who led a period of ...

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The report notes that 23% of the MBA graduates from Harvard Business School's (HBS) spring 2024 batch had failed ... job-seekers need to upskill regularly to keep up with the changing requirements of ...

dean of Harvard Summer School. To avoid any last-minute hiccups, students need to make sure that they satisfy all the eligibility requirements to attend the Harvard Summer 2025 programs.

"If my dad were even remotely alive enough to see me speaking at Harvard Business School, he'd be pretty impressed," Reynolds wrote on Instagram Jamie McCarthy/Getty Ryan Reynolds is wading into ...

Harvard University will adopt a definition of antisemitism when investigating discipline cases as part of several moves meant to protect Jewish students after Gaza war protests, the university ...

Today, Plaintiff Students Against Antisemitism and Harvard University announced that they have reached an agreement to resolve Students Against Antisemitism’s claims against Harvard. As part of the ...

Declining job placement rates among top MBAs According to a Wall Street Journal report, 23 per cent of Harvard Business School (HBS) MBA graduates from 2024 were still job hunting three months after ...

The trend extends beyond the Harvard Business School (HBS) with other elite business schools such as Stanford, Wharton, and NYU Stern also reporting some of the weakest job-placement rates.

According to recent reports, including an article published on MSN, a growing number of Harvard Business School graduates are struggling to secure positions. In 2022, only 10% of spring MBA ...

Landing a professional job in the U.S. has become so tough that even Harvard Business School says its M.B.A.s can’t solely rely on the university’s name to open doors anymore. Twenty-three ...