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Harvard Business School MBA predicts that business life is dominated by the use of the products made by today's tech start-ups.

Former accountant Alyssa Shadinger wants to diversify her career. Stints in finance, risk management consulting and social entrepreneurship have pushed her towards an MBA.

There is a gender imbalance in the business world – but female MBA graduates in the US are founding start-ups and securing venture capital investment.

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.

A survey of 30,000 employers has revealed that MBAs from US business schools are the most sought-after by recruiters – but Canadian schools' MBAs are beginning to make their mark.

As media and advertising companies become a blend of creative content and technological innovation, they are increasingly looking for new MBA recruits with the right skills to drive digital growth.

Successful start-ups can benefit from shifting their focus to new markets overseas. Two MBAs with very different enterprises are going for global growth.

An MBA recruiter from WPP, the world's largest advertising group, explains what it takes to get hired into one of its 350 marketing and communications businesses.

Business schools are investing more cash in virtual learning studios to reach new global audiences, as they compete with learning technology companies.