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Harvard Business Review (hbr.org) is a premier business publication offering research-backed articles, case studies, and practical guidance on management, leadership, strategy, and organizational effectiveness. It provides expert perspectives, how-to guides, and real-world insights to help professionals apply core management principles.
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