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Technology is radically altering the jobs market, according to a leading business school's global employment report, as more schools launch business analytics programs.

Social media platforms are driving MBA graduate networking. Alumni departments have expanded to draw new applicants, raise investment and connect with corporations.

MBAs enjoy significantly higher success rates than start-up founders without formal business education – and higher salaries than corporate workers, says a new survey.

Leading business school INSEAD has opened its $44 million campus expansion in Singapore, in response to demand in Asia and the revival of executive education.

More business schools are delivering a range of MBA and master's programs that service supply chain management.

An explosion of free or subsidised online content is helping to bring business education to emergent countries, potentially opening up careers for millions.

A top US university has partnered with a leading tech corporation to launch Moocs designed to teach entrepreneurs through laptops and tablets.

The Chinese government has forced hundreds of executive MBA students to drop out of their programs, dealing a blow to China's highest-ranking business schools and their western partners.

A shortage of managers and rising incomes have created a ripening market for international business schools. But for local educators globalization brings new challenges.

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