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Terence Lam didn’t predict coronavirus, but he knew change was coming. He started working in venture capital post-MBA. Now, he’s building his own investment fund designed to ride out financial crises

Stuck in Wuhan during the COVID-19 lockdown, Yutong Gu says his MBA helped him transition from engineering to a job at one of China’s biggest venture capital companies

Julien Isaacs wanted to stay at the forefront of US-China business. He chose a dual degree; a master’s from MIT Sloan and an MBA from one of China’s leading b-schools

Max is the youngest brother of UK prime minister Boris Johnson. But he has his own story to tell; a journey from an MBA, to Goldman Sachs, and a role at the center of UK-China business

Startup expert, Steven White, says China is the ‘center of the universe’ when it comes to entrepreneurship

Laya Liu didn’t have much of a business background before her MBA at Tsinghua. She explains how she was able to switch careers from journalism to tech and land top jobs at Microsoft and Baidu

Shawn Qing Xiao grew unsatisfied selling wind turbines. He pursued an MBA to make a career switch and landed jobs at McKinsey and Chinese tech giant Tencent after graduation

Read our midweek social media roundup covering business schools and their responses to the coronavirus pandemic

JD.com is China's largest retailer and one of the biggest internet companies in the world. Despite coronavirus, Tsinghua MBA Alex Rudnicki is supporting the Chinese tech firm’s global expansion

With an MBA under his belt, Leon Liu landed a job at ByteDance, the $75 billion unicorn which owns popular short-form video platform TikTok