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A core group of business schools have accelerated the careers of the chief executives at companies including Walmart, Chevron and JPMorgan.

Business schools are competing with online learning groups for entrepreneurial students. Digital technologies have put courses onto the web that are designed for start-up founders.

Future managers must become masters of analytics. Top business schools are teaming up with big data leaders, which are desperate to hire talent.

Technology groups are leading growth in recruitment across Asia Pacific. Companies from healthcare to finance are tapping business schools for talent to fuel Asian expansions.

The biggest banks and management consultancy firms are ramping up women-only recruiting efforts at business schools, with scholarship funding and internship offers.

There is a growing need for creative outfits to combine with business managers. Some of the luxury sector’s biggest players are teaming up with business schools to educate the next generation.

Luxury managers are grappling with commercial and creative interests, and new digital channels. Luxury growth is focused on Asia Pacific but the focus is shifting back to developed markets.

Top schools are teaming up with big business to help executives adapt to digital disruption.

A female start-up culture is blossoming at business schools and beyond. Former corporate workers are launching businesses for greater control over pay and careers.

Niche players have been biting at the fringes of large lenders' business models, and foreign exchange faces growing competition from digital start-ups.