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Musk’s Tweet-Fueled Bubble May Be About to Burst
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How AI Is Changing Education: Harvard Expert Explains
The Hidden Dangers of Family Offices
The Right Way to Make Data-Driven Decisions
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Luka Dončić, Jimmy Butler and the Culture Question: What So Many Leaders Underestimate
Alison Wood Brooks On The Science Of Great Conversations
'Talk: The Science of Conversation and the Art of Being Ourselves'
HBS Announces Spring 2025 Cohort of Executive Fellows
HBS has announced a new cohort of Executive Fellows for the 2025 spring semester.
Some Jobs Can Be Done Well Remotely. Inspecting Isn’t One of Them
Confluence of Tradition, Technology: Harvard Professors Highlight Experiences, Insights from Maha Kumbh
Scaling a Family Business to Build Multigenerational Success
One of the oldest Black-owned security firms in the United States, Johnson Security Bureau, provided mainly unarmed guards to New York banks, public works, and hospitals. In order to grow the family business, CEO Jessica Johnson-Cope considered partnering with security firms in other states, something that threatened to put some of the company’s founding priorities on the back burner. She also considered expanding the business into cybersecurity. Senior Lecturer Henry McGee and Johnson-Cope discuss the issues of scaling a family business that are at the heart of the case study, "Johnson Security Bureau: Building Multigenerational Success.”