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Harvard Business Review

Discover a smarter, sleeker way to read HBR. Enjoy the elegance of the magazine you love in an interactive format – transformed for effortless digital reading on your favorite devices.

With each Interactive Issue, you can:

· Swipe through full magazine pages with intuitive navigation
· Search across the issue to find the articles that matter most
· Listen with audio narration

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At Davos 2026, our HBR Executive panel, together with our partner Egon Zehnder, delivered a dynamic debate between Microsoft President Brad Smith and Verizon CEO Dan Schulman on whether AI will eliminate jobs. Insightful and candid, the conversation is already being called a highlight of the summit. Learn more about the full discussion in the HBR Executive Agenda, and subscribe to HBR Executive to unlock access.

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At Davos 2026, our HBR Executive panel, together with our partner Egon Zehnder, delivered a dynamic debate between Microsoft President Brad Smith and Verizon CEO Dan Schulman on whether AI will eliminate jobs. Insightful and candid, the conversation is already being called a highlight of the summit. Learn more about the full discussion in the HBR Executive Agenda, and subscribe to HBR Executive to unlock access.

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At Davos 2026, our HBR Executive panel delivered a dynamic debate between Microsoft President Brad Smith and Verizon CEO Dan Schulman on whether AI will eliminate jobs. Insightful, candid, and already being called a highlight of the summit. Learn more about the full discussion in the HBR Executive Agenda. Subscribe to HBR Executive to unlock access.

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Discover HBR’s January–February 2026 issue: Rethinking nonstop transformation, marketing at the speed of culture, and a conversation with McKinsey global managing partner Bob Sternfels.

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From the rapid evolution of generative AI to a renewed focus on resilience, purpose, and performance, leaders faced unprecedented challenges—and opportunities. Check out HBR's 2025 Year in Review for a look back at the ideas that shaped the year in business.

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Discover HBR’s January–February 2026 issue: Rethinking nonstop transformation, marketing at the speed of culture, and a conversation with McKinsey global managing partner Bob Sternfels.

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What did we read, listen, and watch this year? Explore HBR’s 2025 Year in Review to discover the most impactful content of the past year. 
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