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A cadre of leading European business schools has climbed upwards in the newest 2015 global MBA rankings.

As MBA graduates found more start-ups, business schools are directly investing in students' companies and providing access to venture capital firms.

Supply chains are longer, more dynamic and carry greater risk. Their complex and fast-changing nature have led to greater need of management.

A London-based digital marketing consultant hopes to leverage an MBA in Europe to make a social impact on Africa's education systems.

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

As more start-up founders turn to business education, entrepreneurship and VC funding statistics are fast becoming a measure of business schools’ success.

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

The retail world is in a war for digital sales, opening careers for MBA students at disruptive online retailers and luxury brands.

While business schools scramble to increase the provision of analytics training delivered in MBA programs, those students who can master the skill early will have an advantage in the jobs market.

London's Tech City has joined forces with a top business school to launch Moocs for entrepreneurs in a bid to drive the UK's start-up scene.