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Shou Chew: How a Facebook intern became the boss of TikTok

Despite his being head of the world’s most popular app, the enigmatic CEO’s Wikipedia page is just six sentences long

The Independent UK

Interesting New Contractual Due Process Lawsuit by Former Harvard Business School Professor

The case, filed by, among others, lawyer and FIRE co-founder Harvey Silverglate, is Edelman v. President & Fellows of Harvard College; an excerpt: Plaintiff Benjamin Edelman brings this suit in law and equity to correct the harm that Harvard University has caused to his career, livelihood, and reputation by unlawfully…

Reason

Kim Kardashian's Harvard Business School lecture made the internet lose its mind

The reality TV star received backlash even though her SKIMS shapewear brand has a multi-billion dollar valuation.

Fortune

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Why your company needs an innovation strategy in 2023

Almost a decade ago, Harvard Business School professor Gary Pisano famously wrote that companies should consider creating an innovation strategy. Today, an innovation strategy is not just an optional nice thing to have — it’s a requirement for companies that want to be successful.

The Conversation

There are 2 types of companies, Harvard remote work expert says: Embrace work from anywhere, or live in denial

Raj Choudhury studies remote work as an economist at Harvard Business School and he has a message for CEOs who want to bring back the office.

Fortune

Elon Musk's Twitter Plans May Work, Says Harvard Business Professor

Elon Musk will certainly face some tough times ahead as he works to "fix" Twitter. However, his long-term goals may end up making the company more successful.

InsideEVs

TCU’s first Black student-athlete is now immortalized on campus. Here’s his story.

FORT WORTH, Texas — A bronze statue of a young Black man, his hand extending to the sky with a basketball, now prominently stands on the campus of Texas Christian University, immortalizing a Fort Worth native who’s a trailblazer on and off the basketball court.

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Legendary CEO Bill George Now Helps Others Find Their True North

In the late 1980s, Bill George was a successful executive at Honeywell International (HON). He was on the shortlist to be the next CEO. But he was miserable. George disliked the focus on turnarounds. Squeezing out expected quarterly numbers wore on him, too. "I really wanted to be working closely…

Investors Business Daily

What happened when Dick’s Sporting Goods took a stand on guns

Its experience could provide lessons for other corporate executives who are starting to take a stand on guns.

Axios

Clayton Christensen's Thinking Revolutionized Innovation

Teachers often encourage students to debate a controversial issue. Clayton Christensen favored another strategy.

Investors Business Daily

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