Book pins corporate greed on a lust bred at Harvard

New York

IF you were to look for one ingredient that binds together the nation's chief executives, top managers and boards of directors, you'd find a remarkably consistent commonality, now and in generations past: a disproportionate number of them are graduates of Harvard Business School (HBS).

An MBA from HBS, as those in the know refer to it, has long been the ultimate Good Housekeeping stamp of approval on any résumé.