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Pay Gap Persists Among M.B.A. Graduates

Pay Gap Persists Among M.B.A. Graduates

🕔01:00, 6.Feb 2019

For people of color, getting a master of business administration degree brings big career benefits, but the degree still doesn’t ensure equal pay with white classmates, according to a new study. Going into M.B.A. programs, white students surveyed earned an

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Should Harvard Business School Hit Refresh?

Should Harvard Business School Hit Refresh?

🕔01:00, 4.Feb 2015

The institution that required students to carry laptops as early as 1984 and sent graduates to top posts at Hewlett-Packard Co. and Facebook Inc. is not keeping up when it comes to teaching management in a tech-focused era, say students,

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Dartmouth’s New B-School Dean: It’s Time to Disrupt the MBA

Dartmouth’s New B-School Dean: It’s Time to Disrupt the MBA

🕔01:00, 22.Jan 2015

For the first time in 20 years, the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth has a new dean. Matthew Slaughter, Tuck’s associate dean for faculty, will take on the elite school’s top job on July 1. After a tenure spanning

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The Newest B-School Brag: Alumni Startups

The Newest B-School Brag: Alumni Startups

🕔01:00, 6.Dec 2014

As M.B.A.s show more interest in creating companies rather than working for them, schools are stepping up their efforts to track startups founded by alumni. Attempts to measure graduates’ success in venture funding and market valuation are at an early

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Big Data Gets Master Treatment at B-Schools

Big Data Gets Master Treatment at B-Schools

🕔01:00, 5.Nov 2014

B-school students can’t get enough of big data. Neither can recruiters. Interest in specialized, one-year master’s programs in business analytics, the discipline of using data to explore and solve business problems, has increased lately, prompting at least five business schools

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