Harvard Business Review

7.25 pm | 11 Mar 2007

Know when teamwork doesn't work-and how to fix it. Professors Jeff Polzer and Scott Snook teach "The Army Crew Team" case and the dilemma faced by a r...

5.33 pm | 05 Mar 2007

The evidence isn't conclusive, but new research from Harvard Business School suggests younger fund managers may have contributed to the tech stock bub...

7.02 pm | 04 Mar 2007

By acquiring Anglo-Dutch steel firm Corus, India's Tata Steel is now one of the world's top five steel makers. Professor Tarun Khanna says the fact th...

5.21 pm | 04 Mar 2007

If the world's large corporations really are the greatest drivers of wealth creation, it only seems reasonable that their capabilities and resources c...

5.23 pm | 15 Jan 2007

How does a product's design mirror the organization that develops it, and how does such a dynamic occur? To track the evolution of one design over tim...

5.19 pm | 15 Jan 2007

It seems clear that firms with an existing R&D function are better able to use related outside research than firms without an R&D function. But can sp...

5.14 pm | 15 Jan 2007

This paper reviews research and trends in three key areas of movie making: production, distribution, and exhibition....

2.49 pm | 10 Jan 2007

Venture capital firms often consider investments in companies located far away or in unfamiliar industries. How do they spot these opportunities and a...

1.18 pm | 08 Jan 2007

Organizations succeed by identifying, developing, and retaining talented leaders. Professors W. Earl Sasser and Das Narayandas, who teach leadership d...

2.38 pm | 07 Jan 2007

"Partitioned" price tags that include a main price plus additional charges (Lamp: $70, Bulb, $5, Shipping: $15) may confuse your customers...

2.32 pm | 07 Jan 2007

Micro-finance may offer a window on new methods for widening access to healthcare for the poor, says Harvard Business School's Michael Chu. He and col...

5.42 pm | 26 Nov 2006

For better or worse, cartels have shaped economic and business history since the late nineteenth century. Big business must recognize how, up until th...

1.51 pm | 26 Nov 2006

When a delegation of HBS faculty visited Chinese entrepreneurs, they came away with something unexpected: the start of what could be a fundamental ret...

5.20 pm | 25 Nov 2006

CEO entrenchment has potential costs as well as benefits. What are the tradeoffs?...

5.19 pm | 23 Nov 2006

In a soon-to-be-released biography, Harvard Business School professor Richard S. Tedlow profiles one of the most influential business leaders of our t...