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Most schools use HBS cases for their classes. The only difference that I can think of is that the case will be presented more succintly in the magazine with less data as opposed to the cases which will be handed out in class.

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That's my hope. Thanks for your thoughts.

I also wonder how the HBR Case Study relates to a normal b-school case study. I've never seen a MBA case study so I wondered if they are similar or not even close.
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I discussed this issue with a friend of mine who's a Stanford GSB grad. He said: "you don't need to read FT of WSJ on a daily basis. You can, but sooner rather than later you wouldn't have time for that. Instead, read The economist AND HBR on a weekly basis and you'll know all you need to know."

So that's that.

Cheers. L.
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Well it looks like I will stick to my plan of reading about a year's worth of HBR before the next Harry Potter comes out :) Thanks for the thoughts.