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Learning multiple languages is a clever way to give your CV an edge. Bilingual qualities are prized among MBA recruiters, and many students become fluent in their business school’s native language.

Olivier Vidal runs career services start-up Go.Show.Do. His firm is still young, but he wants to hire three MBA interns - two with a background in marketing or finance.

From fragile teenager skin to natural disasters, MBA entrepreneurs find their ideas in the strangest of places and ways. But what are the secrets behind their inspiration?

A more diverse generation of MBA students is taking shape. Companies are placing a great deal more importance on hiring a diverse workforce, and MBAs value international cohorts more than ever.

From LinkedIn to Pinterest to Instagram, MBA entrepreneurs are learning how to target users with new social media platforms. But are they ready to ditch the staples, asks Seb Murray.

Mobile apps present start-ups and MBA entrepreneurs with the opportunity to push their ideas into a fast-growth market, writes Seb Murray.

Executive education is in rude health. New rankings include a record number of programs and show that United States-based schools are losing their dominance.

Europe’s entrepreneurial scene is far short of Silicon Valley's offering. Tech City in the UK offers MBAs some hope, but a lack of venture capital funding is hampering Europe's development.

Billions are wasted on inefficient shipping each year in Europe. But six MBA entrepreneurs from IE Business School are driving the industry to new heights with a start-up.

Hitesh Saini's start-up business shone brightly across the Nordics. But an MBA at IE Business School has given him a new lease of life.