Prof. Francesca Gino's Contract and Discrimination Claims Against Harvard Business School Dismissed
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"In 2021, allegations were brought against [Gino] claiming that she committed research misconduct, which triggered an approximately 18-month long inquiry and investigation by HBS administrators and faculty," and eventually to her tenure…
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