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Gratianne Valdez Quade has worked in the public sector, the digital media industry and in the film business. Now she hopes to use an MBA in Europe to pursue consulting.

Recruiters from Microsoft and Oracle say they value MBA graduates, as the technology industry taps more business schools to help drive growth.

Big energy companies are tapping into business education despite the sector's slashed capital spending and exploration costs, and widespread layoffs.

Global companies want business graduates who can speak multiple languages to lead their expansions. French, German, Spanish and Mandarin are most in demand.

HEC Paris MBA graduate Renaud Laplanche is the founder and CEO behind Lending Club, the US's biggest marketplace lender, which recently floated on the NYSE.

A group of four disruptive crowdfunding platforms were founded by MBA graduates, who are capitalizing on the nascent peer-to-peer lending industry's rapid growth.

Wealth management companies and units at banks have increased global recruitment significantly, as wealth managers grapple with new technologies and regulatory changes.

A quarter of business school alumni are in executive-level jobs 10 years after graduation, according to a new survey, with many climbing to the C-suite.

A career shift to the technology sector is underway – and e-commerce companies like Amazon are fuelling the business school recruitment drive.

A survey of 33,000 leading employers and business schools has revealed which full-time European MBA programs provide the best investment returns.