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European countries are behind the United States as start-up destinations, according to new data published by the GEDI. The UK has fallen to tenth place and there is a

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

The world’s most respected business schools and directors from some of the world’s most influential brands including Apple and Google will address the challenges facing management education.

As applications to two-year MBA programs have fallen off a cliff edge, specialized Master’s degrees have risen in popularity. Could they become the dominant business school degree?

Caribu is a mobile app business, founded by four Imperial College Business School graduates. CEO Ben Mallett talks us through his plans for the business, which has proved popular with families.

Four Imperial Master's graduates have launched a smart-phone app that helps connect families - even if they are miles apart. Now in the Microsoft accelerator, CEO Ben Mallett is going for growth.

Business schools are waiving admissions requirements and

Debt levels for graduates appear to be rising – but not for those with MBA degrees. Business school graduates are the least financially burdened, and many leave school debt free.

Harvard business school entered the online education race yesterday. The MBA community has erred on the side of caution as management education moves to a new frontier.

One of a start-up's biggest problems is making a successful exit. Leading tech entrepreneurs and MBAs say there is money to be made in a successful acquisition.