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Harvard Business Review 500 read-only articles:
On August 1, 2013, all databases containing Harvard Business Review, became “read only” for 500 (HBR 500) of the most popular Harvard Business Review articles. The attachment shown above contains a list of the 500 articles. As a reminder: