Topping HBR’s audio charts this past year were discussions on how to be a better conversationalist, boosting productivity ...

It is the latest twist in the marquee battle of the administration’s campaign to rein in colleges and universities it views ...

The top 10 most-read articles from HBR in 2025 range in topics, with several covering AI and managing amid uncertainty.

In recent years, businesses worldwide have been forced to test their resilience as post-pandemic realities reshaped how ...

HBR asked its global social media community to weigh in on the question: How did your work change this year? Overall, three ...

A year-end look at modern business leadership myths, revealing why speed, data and certainty fail, and how focus drives ...

In 2026, a new frontier of attacks will be data poisoning: invisibly corrupting the copious amounts of data used to train ...

Generative AI is beginning to reshape not just business operations but the way companies think, according to a new analysis in the Harvard Business Review. While many executives focus on efficiency ...

When I talk to businesses about AI, one of the most common reactions I hear is fear. Fear of what it means for their business and their people. Fear of handing over valued customer relationships to AI ...

Harvard squash closed out the final weekend before winter break with two major road victories in Charlottesville, Va., taking down the highly ranked Virginia Cavaliers. The No. 3 Crimson men earned a ...

The world of management is always wide open for new ideas and perspectives to make companies more efficient and profitable. Some recommendations have merit, but others are seen both inside and outside ...

How your company can adapt to a complex world. by Jana Werner and Phil Le-Brun The metaphor for business organizations has long been the machine. Like machines, most companies are designed to create ...