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Scott LaPierre

Scott LaPierre

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Senior Editor, Multimedia, Harvard Business Review

Boston

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Electric Vehicles, B2B, Automotive Aftermarket, Emobility

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Film, Theatre, Television, Sports,

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Total articles 17

  • Does Capitalism Need Reform-or Revolution?

    By Scott LaPierre Verified| Harvard Business Review Verified A recent headline laments, “In a Warming World, Clean Energy Stocks Fall While Oil Prospers.” The subhead explains, “The market is focused on making money now and isn’t heeding urgent warnings about climate change.” The message is clear: Despite the rise of stakeholder capitalism, corporations and investors are still motivated more by profits than by serving the public good. That reminds me of a popular fable: A scorpion asks a frog for a ride on his back across a river.

    By Scott LaPierre Verified · Harvard Business Review

    Mar. 01, 2024

  • Classmates talk about time with Boston suspect

    By Scott LaPierre Verified| WTVR-TV (Richmond, VA) Verified BOSTON (Boston Globe) – In Cambridge, classmates of younger suspect describe him as friendly and athletic. Copyright 2022 Scripps Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. Sign up for the and receive up to date information. now signed up to receive the Click here to manage all Newsletters

    By Scott LaPierre Verified · WTVR-TV (Richmond, VA)

    Sep. 14, 2022

  • Does Capitalism Need Reform-or Revolution?

    By Scott LaPierre Verified| Harvard Business Review Verified A recent headline laments, “In a Warming World, Clean Energy Stocks Fall While Oil Prospers.” The subhead explains, “The market is focused on making money now and isn’t heeding urgent warnings about climate change.” The message is clear: Despite the rise of stakeholder capitalism, corporations and investors are still motivated more by profits than by serving the public good. That reminds me of a popular fable: A scorpion asks a frog for a ride on his back across a river.

    By Scott LaPierre Verified · Harvard Business Review

    Mar. 01, 2024

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Harvard Business Review

Harvard Business Review (HBR) is a prominent management magazine and multimedia platform, established in 1922 by Harvard Business School Dean Wallace B. Donham. It operates under Harvard Business Publishing (HBP), a not-for-profit affiliate of Harvard Business School, with a mission to enhance management practices in a dynamic world by connecting academic insights with industry needs. HBR offers a range of products and services, including its flagship magazine featuring research-backed articles on leadership and strategy, books published by HBR Press, and case studies developed by Harvard Business School faculty. The platform also provides digital content, learning tools like Harvard ManageMentor, interactive simulations, and online courses. Additionally, HBR hosts webinars, seminars, and custom events tailored for corporate clients. HBP serves three main markets: academic institutions, corporate organizations, and individual managers. With a global reach and a dedicated team of around 450 staff, HBR plays a significant role in shaping management theory and practices worldwide.

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