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A charge from HBR* HARVARD BIZ REVIEW represents a digital or all-access subscription to Harvard Business Review management articles, case studies, and archives.
Harvard Business Review Subscriptions
Harvard Business Publishing (a subsidiary of Harvard University) publishes Harvard Business Review (HBR), covering management strategy, leadership, innovation, and economics.
Subscriptions renew on monthly or annual cadences, granting digital archive access, the visual library, case study discounts, and subscriber podcasts.
- Annual renewal of HBR Digital or All-Access subscription ($120/yr)
- Monthly recurring digital reader membership
- Purchase of individual HBR business case study reprints
How to Manage HBR Subscriptions
Manage your subscription preferences on the HBR customer service site.
- Visit hbr.org and log in to your subscriber account.
- Click your name in the header > "My Account".
- review to "Subscription Management" to turn off automatic renewal.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I get a refund if I cancel my HBR subscription?
HBR provides prorated refunds for the unserved portion of annual subscriptions upon contacting customer service.
Can I access HBR case studies with my subscription?
Subscribers receive discounts on case study purchases and unlimited access to all magazine articles and digital tools.
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