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Entrepreneurs are using MBA degrees to gain a high in the US' legal cannabis markets. One venture is even enlisting the help of Bob Marley.

Gaining a return on investment is one of MBA candidates' main considerations – but a new report suggests that employers value work experience over the business degree.

The sharing economy is uprooting the traditional employment market. MBA students are increasingly turning to project-based consulting work.

Business schools based in the UK and France have dominated new European rankings released in November by the Financial Times.

Since graduating from IESE Business School in Spain, Luis Velasco has moved into the fast-growing technology consulting sector.

A survey of 30,000 employers at leading companies has revealed which European business schools' MBA students are the most sought-after by recruiters.

As media and advertising companies become a blend of creative content and technological innovation, they are increasingly looking for new MBA recruits with the right skills to drive digital growth.

Kristina Liphardt, director of campus recruiting at EY, explains what MBAs need to get hired at the leading professional services firm.

Spain's IE Business School came first in Europe in Bloomberg's 2014 MBA ranking – but Canada claimed the highest non-US spot.

MBA students are turning to the innovative technology industry to find management jobs, as the financial services sector loses some of its lustre.