Latest University of Oxford: Said Business School news

New GMAC data shows that MBA entrepreneurs are turning to the technology sector and are more likely to set-up camp in emerging markets. But less students are now launching start-ups.

Microsoft's former CEO Steve Ballmer told MBAs this week that the majority of tech companies will fail. But it is not deterring MBAs entrepreneurs, who have the perfect skill-set for the tech sector.

How to you grow a start-up into a global tech giant? Ask Steve Ballmer. The former Microsoft CEO told MBAs today what they need to succeed in tech business and entrepreneurship.

How do you tame a Dragon? Ask Faisal Butt. The Oxford Said MBA is backed by multi-millionaire investor James Caan and is breathing a fire of his own across the UK's booming real estate sector.

Meltwater Group, a global leader in big data and social media strategy, has MBA Job opportunities in development, sales and marketing. Oxford MBA Louis Dorval explains what you need to get hired.

Private equity is a hot topic. An MBA job at CDC Group gives you a unique chance to work in finance while doing social good. We get an exclusive look inside the firm with Oxford MBA Dirk Holshausen.

Founded by Oxford Said MBA Andrew Hunt, Aduna operates in health and beauty, selling products to leading retailers in London. But there is more to this SME than meets the eye.

Andrei Stephens moved from the West coast to Oxford to study an MBA. Visa laws made it difficult to stay in Britain, but after an MBA in the UK, he sees more to business than consulting and banking!

The US Government failed to pass a new budget for the first time in 17 years. How will this affect the MBA world? Professors and MBAs from top US b-schools have their say!

A.T. Kearney London invites students, scientists, and innovators to share their research and entrepreneurial ideas at the Falling Walls Lab in London on 20 September 2013