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Oct 15, 2012

From the editor: Flying lessons

Della Bradshaw ©Ed Robinson

A green business education conference in Rio raises questions about schools practising what they preach, writes Della Bradshaw

illustration of a computer user sitting in front of a mirror by Neil Webb ©Neil Webb Oct 15, 2012

The rankings: Analysis

School link-ups and Asian programmes top the 2012 EMBA rankings

©Neil Webb Oct 15, 2012

Methodology and key: EMBA ranking 2012

The criteria, methods, scores and rules that underpin this year’s ranking. By Adam Palin

illustration of a swimmer by Andrew Baker ©Andrew Baker Oct 15, 2012

Devil in the detail

The way to successfully exploit ‘big data’ is to focus on the finer points, says Simon Caulkin

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In Brief: news roundup

Are executive MBAs worth the price? Plus a programme to beat the hackers

William Boulding, dean of the Fuqua School of Business ©Charlie Bibby Meet the Deans Oct 15, 2012

Meet the dean

Bill Boulding is looking to take Fuqua School of Business in some surprising directions, writes Della Bradshaw

©Pascal Perich Deans Columns Oct 15, 2012

Beyond the ivory tower

A pioneering economist showed how the best research can have a global practical impact, reports Peter Blair Henry

CPN chief executive Kobchai Chirathivat ©Lek Kiatsirikajorn/MoST Oct 15, 2012

Family fortunes

How an executive MBA helped Thai businessman Kobchai Chirathivat to fulfil his ambitions for global expansion

Elena Barsheva ©Oksana Yushko Oct 15, 2012

Sponsorship: Because you’re worth it?

It is expensive to sponsor a rising star for an EMBA – but it can be good value too

Wendy Swart ©Pascal Perich Oct 15, 2012

High flyers

EMBAs can offer US officers a way up – or out

Oct 15, 2012

Balancing act

An executive MBA plus work plus family requires a network of support

Oct 15, 2012

Books: quiet radicals

The best chief executives are not always those who first spring to mind

Oct 15, 2012

Technology: sound and vision

New thinking is driving up the audio quality of tablets and smartphones

Nov 6, 2012

A Rolls-Royce opportunity

Antony Szafranek took some valuable insights back to Rolls-Royce from business school in Singapore

From MBA Jan 30, 2012

Degrees of change

Business schools are reinventing the MBA to meet the disparate demands of students and recruiters

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