Ignatius becomes HBR editor-in-chief

Ignatius becomes HBR editor-in-chief

Bloomberg
Ignatius worked at Time for 12 years and held jobs covering business and international issues, according to Harvard Business Review, an affiliate of the Cambridge, Massachusetts-based university’s business school, in a statement Tuesday.

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