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  1. BIG NOISE ON CAMPUS

    In a bid to pep up their courses, business schools are turning to showbiz's most flamboyant stars

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  2. HEART OF A NATION

    Instead of just writing cheques, some of India's wealthiest citizens are tackling social issues themselves

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  3. THE ASIAN RENAISSANCE

    For a ringside view of the new economic epoch, would-be MBA students are heading east

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  4. THE SOCIAL NETWORKERS

    After a slow start, business schools are at last connecting with the new-media generation

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  5. REASONS TO BE CHEERFUL

    As economies recover, recruiters are coming back to business schools with a vengeance

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  6. THE USUAL SUSPECTS

    Matt Symonds reports on why MBA courses are eager to attract a more professionally diverse range of applicants

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  7. Keeping It In The Family

    Family businesses, long derided for being too conservative, are in vogue post-recession, as Matt Symonds reports

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  8. CHASING THE DRAGON

    More and more schools say that studying in China is the only way to understand Chinese business. Matt Symonds reports

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  9. HOW TO BE A HOTSHOT

    Can a business school really teach you how to make it as an entrepreneur? Matt Symonds investigates

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  10. A SMART INVESTMENT?

    Matt Symonds asks whether the Executive MBA is a useful qualification to pursue or an excuse for the rich to show off

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