Ideas for Navigating What’s Next

Harvard Business Review September/October 2026 issue, ‘How AI Is Reshaping Strategy,’ featuring robotic hands manipulating a Rubik’s Cube.

Dear Hubert,

The September–October issue of Harvard Business Review has just been released, bringing together new thinking on leadership, strategy, innovation, and organizational performance. Across the issue, a common theme emerges: leaders are navigating increasingly complex decisions amid rapid change and looking for practical ways to stay focused on what matters most.

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