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Spain Prime Minister Speaks on Future of AI, Corruption at IOP Forum
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez addressed allegations of corruption and the rising threat of tech oligarchs at a Thursday night forum at the Institute of Politics.
Harvard Business School Ends Required Global Immersion for First-Year MBAs
Harvard Business School will no longer require first-year MBA students to travel abroad for a global capstone project, ending a signature element of its first-year curriculum that has sent hundreds of students overseas annually since 2011.
Gino Case Inches Towards Trial Amid Summary Judgement, Discovery Fights
Harvard and former Business School Professor Francesca Gino are nearing a decision on the University’s bid to resolve their three-year legal fight without a trial, after months of disputes over a contested data file, forensic evidence from Gino’s laptop, and the format of her court filings.
HBS Alumnus Amit Dixit Establishes MBA Fellowship for Indian Women
Harvard Business School alumnus Amit Dixit announced last month that he had established the Shobha Dixit Fellowship Fund, a new financial aid fund aimed at supporting Indian women pursuing MBAs at HBS.
Who Does Harvard Call When Business Isn’t Booming? The Business School.
Harvard Business School has long been one of the University’s safest financial bets — but as Harvard looks to HBS for a bigger surplus, the school is finding that even its business model is not immune to the pressures hitting the rest of the University.
Mitt Romney To Address HBS Class Day, Receive Alumni Achievement Award
Former Sen. Mitt Romney (R-Utah) will return to Harvard Business School this spring as the alumni speaker for HBS Class Day, the school announced last week.
Harvard Business School Expands AI Integration Across MBA Curriculum
Harvard Business School faculty are augmenting the school’s signature case method by integrating artificial intelligence simulations, avatars, and live exercises into its classrooms — an expansion of the school’s AI push that now extends beyond a single required course.
‘Lean In and Lead’: Agribusiness Pioneer Ray Goldberg Dies at 99
Ray A. Goldberg, the Harvard Business School professor widely credited with popularizing the concept of agribusiness and reframing agriculture as an integrated global food system, died at 99.
Judge Rejects Former HBS Professor’s Tenure Lawsuit Against Harvard
A Massachusetts Superior Court judge ruled Tuesday that Harvard did not breach its contract with former Harvard Business School associate professor Benjamin G. Edelman ’02 when it denied him tenure, ending a three-year legal fight over HBS’s internal review procedures.
Ex-HBS Professor Says Harvard Rewrote, Then Ignored, Tenure Rules in Lawsuit
Former Harvard Business School associate professor Benjamin G. Edelman ’02 argued that Harvard rewrote and then ignored its own-tenure review rules to block his promotion, according to court documents shared with The Crimson on Tuesday.