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The course seeks to encourage and guide innovators in health care and other industries using case-histories of transformational advances, supported

The Plague in Pepys’s London

Email from a distinguished, very thoughtful, and classically educated, pillar of the UK establishment concludes: “Meanwhile I send you our

E, a Latina immigrant and single mother, who tidies my (bijou) apartment just heard her son was admitted to Harvard

European Financial Managment has just published ‘Symmetrical Ignorance: The Cost of Anonymous Lemons.’ It’s (kind of) a 50th Anniversary ‘inversion’

I’m privileged to participate in a seminar (with far more distinguished scholars than I) with diverse views and research agendas

The more formal description is on the HBS elective course catalog

Good to see their scholarships for “girl students” in science (;-)) keeps growing. I gave one in my parent’s name

I regard death from disease, storms, earthquakes, accidents, and misadventures as an integral part of the natural order. Certainly sad

From the May 14 2020 Scottish Mortgage Investment Trust Board announcement: “Professor John Kay has decided not to stand for

Our article (full text below) highlights the crucial role of local knowledge and action in global pandemics. While regretting the