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The co-founders and chief executives of some of the biggest private equity groups graduated from MBA programs. And Blackstone's CEO sends staff back to business school.

“Rich rewards” are luring MBA graduates from dwindling investment banks and into private equity firms that have much capital at their disposal.

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

Private equity is a diamond in the rough. Regulatory scrutiny and caps on pay and bonuses have tainted banks' appeal – pushing MBA graduates into PE firms and hedge funds.

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

Business schools are establishing themselves as feeders for technology companies like Google, Apple and Amazon. MBA students are desperate for a tech fix.

The disruptive influence of technology is altering the education world just as it is changing the business landscape. MBA programs are learning from Silicon Valley.

Another group of business schools are launching online MBA degrees, while others are rolling out smart devices and tablets to aid digital learning.

This year's International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas will showcase a cadre of technology companies focusing on innovation in education.

A London-based digital marketing consultant hopes to leverage an MBA in Europe to make a social impact on Africa's education systems.