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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?

New research says that 40% of executives at Fortune 100 companies have MBAs. More female MBAs are in top jobs than ever before, and women climb the corporate ladder faster than men.

The next generation of business leaders are learning to be more socially responsible. Leading b-schools are teaching MBAs to care about sustainability, social impact and entrepreneurship.

The largest business plan competition in the United States has just been launched. MBAs from leading schools in North America are set to compete for a slice of $5 million in cash funding.

Business schools are spending millions developing their campus locations. But how do MBAs rate their facilities? The results are surprising - and have little to do with MBA Rankings.

If you want to climb the corporate ladder and land a top MBA job, b-school is your best bet. Almost a third of all chief executives leading the biggest global companies started with MBAs.

An MBA recruiter and investment manager from Goldman Sachs tells you how to land MBA jobs at the leading investment bank. Could business school give you the edge over competition?

Fay Gosiengfiao and Alex Figueroa are established financiers at blue-chip investment bank Goldman Sachs. How did they get there? With an MBA from the Tuck School of Business.

MBAs from non-traditional and creative backgrounds are common at b-schools across the globe. We analyze how an MBA can help you switch to business - with students and top MBA recruiters.

Good news for MBAs in 2014: MBA Job prospects and salaries are set to remain strong. MBAs from ESSEC, CEIBS and Dartmouth Tuck explain how b-school is a career-starter.