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MBA Students' View on the World Cup
Villanova Students give us the real scoop on what they think about the World Cup!
How Far Can Bafana Bafana Take South Africa?
Business students and experts differ on the World Cup's economic importance to South Africa and the world
Can You Update Peter Drucker For Today's Business World?
Under 35s asked to carry "Social Ecologist's" torch in to the 21st Century
UK Shadow Chancellor: Britain Will be "More Attractive" for Foreign Investors
Catching George Osborne Off-Guard
Dubai 2010: Boom, Bust, Blame and Some Benefits
Dubai will not emerge unscathed from the global recession
Is Shanghai the Next Wall Street?
Maybe not, but it'll give London and New York a run for their money say finance students at a top Chinese university
Chinese Companies Should Dig for Gold in Electric Cars
Hybrid engines are not enough. CEIBS grad argues that electric vehicles should be China’s next export success
CNN Business Anchor: Crisis Could Play Out In 2015
CNN's Charles Hodson on the role of b-schools in the economy, the CEO that impressed him most and how long this downturn could last
Can MBAs Lead Us Out Of Recession?
Business professor argues there are too many MBAs in the economy while Cap Gemini executive claims he’s hiring hundreds more
MBA Students On Debate About Their Leadership Abilities
MBAs at this year's Oxford Business Debate on whether they can lead us out of economic crisis
Story of an Indian MBA Dreamer
Bored genius Balwant Padaki dreams of a career in distressed asset private equity and of roasting his friends' bums
The Sugar Fuelling European Venture Capital
A certan type of entrepreneur can still turn the tables on venture capitalists, according to Kellogg's Dino Ganesarajah
Brazilian B-student on the 2016 Rio Olympics
After winning the 2014 FIFA World Cup bid, Brazilians have yet another huge party to prepare
FT's Salary Measures Cause Confusion
B-school strategist gives reasons not to get obsessed with the numbers
Why I Didn't Study In India
Lack of international students turns homegrown talent off India's b-schools
Leadership Lessons from King of Jordan
Cass MBA graduate and Chevening Scholar shares some thoughts on King Abdullah
States Commit Crimes That Few Businesses Can
While prosecuting Khmer Rouge war criminals Thomas Park saw how business was a ticket out of poverty for ordinary Cambodians
What Problem Do You Solve For Whom And How?
Chief executive of one of the US government's favorite software suppliers explains why business students think too linearly and how profit is a decision not a result
Top Five Sales Movies Of All Time
It’s an art, it’s a game, it’s the only skill that counts in business. Five flicks that tell you how to blow the roof off. Or just blow it.
Surrounded By Clever People?
Michael Jackson’s rise and fall holds lessons for Qatari bank executive
Tiananmen: Chinese Business Students Have Moved On
Anti-Chinese reporting in the West annoys Chinese students, but not enough to change their life plans.
Iran Election: Glued to the News for Two Weeks
Iranian financial wiz and Cass student Ahmad Pouyanfar talks Mousavi, corruption and queuing at the London Islamic Centre
MBAs: Headed Downtown but Ended Up Crosstown
New York cabbie sympathizes with former Bear Stearns passenger who had to go back to Ireland
Blackberry Buddies with Stelios
Any billionaire who doesn’t run you over with his Hummer is a really nice guy, right? Well, Easyjet Stelios really is nice
Sir Mike Rake Revives Third Way Debate
BT Chairman cites research showing that East Germans preferred Communism
MBA stands for Member of the British Aristocracy
Protestors at the G20 meeting in London give their views on business students
MBA Statesmen
Business is the second-most popular professional background for politicians but only a few have studied it