CURT NICKISCH: Welcome to the HBR IdeaCast from Harvard Business Review ... JAY CONGER: You literally have an online resume that you bring with you from the last organization.

There is no universe in which Hegseth’s resume ... the word “military” as “miltary.” All while Hegseth sat there, enjoying the perverse Republican version of affirmative action for ...

The University of Denver chancellor emeritus, a onetime CEO of major communications corporations including Westinghouse ...

Justin Trudeau said Monday that he will leave as Canada’s prime minister in the coming months, ending a political run that included three consecutive election victories and nine years in the country’s ...

Senator Tim Kaine, Democrat of Virginia, quickly condemned the Trump administration’s offer to roughly 2 million federal ...

She began research on teaching spelling in particular, and later she would publish "Word Crafting ... It was already facing corrective action from the state, while turnover persisted among ...

After all, that’s exactly what most DEI programs have sought to do: create a level playing field so all people, regardless of their identities or backgrounds, can have a fair opportunity to succeed.

Born to a Ukrainian mother in the province of Alberta, Freeland studied Russian history and literature at Harvard, where she became friends ... a Canadian magazine ran a portrait of her on the cover ...

You have principles. You are veritas. So what can you do? The answer is simple: pretend you’re putting your break on your resume. We realize, however, that not everyone has perfected the style ...

Massad says that $TRUMP exploits crypto's most speculative elements. He also notes that there are investor protection reforms ...

Harvard MBA grads face rising unemployment. Learn how changing job market trends impact even elite schools and what job seekers can do to adapt to this new reality.

Hegseth believes students are being raised to “see America as an evil place” because his confining approach to education ...