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INSEAD's new business sustainability program latest push by top business schools toward triple bottom line approaches, and NYU Stern recruits leading sustainability executive.

Business students are warming to the triple bottom line. Companies are seizing sustainability opportunities offered by new technologies and cross-sector collaborations.

As companies come under pressure to innovate, recruiters are placing a value on entrepreneurial backgrounds. But firms face challenges in attracting the right talent.

Business graduates are desperate for spot in a newer, technology player. Tech groups' innovative approaches provide opportunity for wider impact.

Alibaba, the leading global Chinese e-commerce group, has joined the likes of Amazon in launching an MBA recruitment track to develop commercial leaders.

A bullish MBA jobs market in 2015 will be driven by data analytics demand, according to a new survey of Fortune 100 employers.

Disruptive tech and demographic change have shaped major changes in how business schools function. Applicants are more globally-mobile and institutions are fighting for talent.

Oxford is poised to launch a £300 million joint venture that will develop technology start-ups — the latest example of education powering up early-stage companies.

Business schools are delivering solutions to increasingly complex supply chain risk. More managers are needed to cope with global and fast-changing chains.

Start-up ventures are red hot among MBAs, who are inspired by the likes of Uber and Airbnb. Silicon Valley innovation is increasingly a focus for business schools.