Latest Bayes Business School news

From fragile teenager skin to natural disasters, MBA entrepreneurs find their ideas in the strangest of places and ways. But what are the secrets behind their inspiration?

There is no need to leave business school before launching a start-up. Campus is the perfect place to secure capital, develop the next big idea and test it before going to market.

Reports suggest that in Asia, an MBA is not a sure-fire route from b-school to the boardroom. But in the United States and Europe, can an MBA still make you a CEO, asks Seb Murray.

Business schools are going the distance to develop closer ties with recruiters. A new report has highlighted the problem - but MBA internships may be the best route to MBA jobs.

Mobile apps present start-ups and MBA entrepreneurs with the opportunity to push their ideas into a fast-growth market, writes Seb Murray.

Cass is the first international business school to stage its MBA consulting week in Iceland. Students spent an intensive week working on business projects for 19 leading companies.

Innovative fashion start-ups have found a way to target young consumers. Entrepreneurial MBAs are engaging their way to success through e-commerce, tech and editorial.

A tech background is no longer required for MBA jobs with the big guns. MBA recruiters from Infosys, Gartner and TNS UK say they are casting their cyber nets far and wide.

Two Cass EMBA graduates are out to quench the City of London's thirst. They left corporate careers behind to develop an innovative smartphone app that connects customers and bars.

Cass Business School MBAs were surprised and inspired by Silicon Valley's offering. The tech hub holds huge promise for those with an entrepreneurial mind-set.