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Cass will become the first ever business school to hold a consultancy tour in Iceland next week. MBAs will work with big-name companies and meet the country’s president, Ólafur Ragnar Grímsson.

There has never been a better time to be an MBA; new data says pay is up and graduates say their degrees were essential in landing jobs. But can MBAs still making a killing?

Social media is helping MBA entrepreneurs find customers, and for many start-ups it is the number-one free marketing tool, say graduates and leading digital media companies.

Comparabien allows customers in emerging markets to compare money, insurance and telecoms. Co-founder and Cass Business School alumnus Leo Castellanos talks us through its founding.

Cass EMBA Leo Castellanos left a consulting career with EY for entrepreneurship. His start-up, Comparabien, is bringing financial comparison websites to emerging markets in Latin America.

New visa laws have made it harder for international MBAs to land jobs in the UK, say leading business schools. But MBA recruiters and schools are adapting, reports Seb Murray.

MBAs and entrepreneurs flock to London's

MBA consultants are turning to start-ups to get an edge in the jobs market. Leading consultancy firms are growing rapidly, but start-ups offer more freedom - which is an invaluable experience.

When it comes to business school, MBA jobs are now perhaps the most important consideration. The theory is world-class, but there should be closer connections with the workplace for today's MBAs.

US business schools came up trumps in the latest 2014 MBA Rankings. But graduate pay has doubled world-wide - good news for MBA Job prospects.