About Public Offering
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Tour Report: Hope and Challenge in Africa
Incoming members of the class of 2011 have organized a trip around the globe to connect with local admits and alumni this summer. Read more about their travels.
Tour Report: East Meets West in Singapore
Incoming members of the class of 2011 have organized a trip around the globe to connect with local admits and alumni this summer. Read more about their travels.
Tour Report: Rubbing Elbows in Brazil
Incoming members of the class of 2011 have organized a trip around the globe to connect with local admits and alumni this summer. Read more about their travels.
Insurance is Healthy Economics
Professor Frank Lichtenberg explains how expanded health insurance coverage is an economic value proposition.
Executive Education in Saudi Arabia
I recently returned from teaching a one-week program in nonprofit management in Saudi Arabia, where foundation leaders want to make philanthropy more strategic. What was the experience like?
From the Start-Up Frontline
What is the most important lesson for a start-up company? Four recent graduates and entrepreneurs share their first-hand experience of what it is like to launch a venture.
Smartphones and Emerging Markets: A New Technology Revolution?
When will mobile services in emerging markets evolve beyond text message technology? We believe that time is now.
Reading Your Cards
Will the new credit card legislation fundamentally change the way consumers use credit or the way lenders dole it out? Assistant finance professor Enrichetta Ravina discusses the behavior of credit cardholders.
What You Pay or How You Pay?
The Treasury has appointed a new overseer for executive compensation. How does this affect the debate on CEO pay? Accounting professor Sudhakar V. Balachandran shares his thoughts.