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Top Business Schools 2026-27: Stanford stays on top, but IIM Bangalore makes a big move in Bloomberg MBA rankingsStanford Graduate School of Business has topped Bloomberg Businessweek’s US business school ranking for an eighth straight year, ahead of W...
Indian students turn away from US as visas dry up under TrumpIndian student enrollment in US universities plummeted by nearly 75% due to stricter visa scrutiny, limited interview slots, and job market...
Walmart CEO earns Rs 2,475,000,000 annually: Doug McMillon makes an average American’s salary in just 20 hours and $1,563 during a single commuteDoug McMillon, who started his journey at Walmart with $6.50 an hour, today earns an annual compensation of $27.5 million. This means Doug ...
IIM Bangalore ranks among Asia’s top 3 in Bloomberg’s 2025 Business School RankingsIndian Institute of Management Bangalore achieves third rank in Asia-Pacific. Bloomberg releases its 2024-25 Best Business School Rankings....
Who is Roshni Nadar Malhotra, third richest Indian and daughter of HCL founder Shiv NadarRoshni Nadar Malhotra has ascended to the position of India’s third-richest individual after receiving a 47% stake in HCL Corporation and V...
Roshni Nadar Malhotra to become third richest Indian after dad Shiv Nadar gifts HCL stakeRoshni Nadar Malhotra becomes India's third-richest individual after receiving a 47% stake in HCL Corporation and Vama Delhi from her fathe...
The worst part of a Wall Street career may be coming to an endGenerative artificial intelligence is reshaping the landscape of investment banking, particularly in roles traditionally held by junior ana...
Where should you do your MBA? Here are this year's top business schoolsBloomberg Businessweek's ranking evaluates various factors including satisfaction levels of students and alumni, networking opportunities, ...
‘India’s the place to be!’ Zerodha co-founder Nikhil Kamath encourages foreign grads to build business at homeIndia is now one of the top places to set up and conduct business.
World’s richest banker made $16 billion after a brush with deathA ball that hit him in the head and led to an emergency surgery pushed a 20-year-old Kotak to abandon his dream of becoming a professional ...
A decade after Lehman collapse, investors still shun bank stocksThe skepticism is at odds with the industry’s improving fundamentals, markets experts feel.
Why Stanford MBAs earn the mostAt Stanford, past failures are celebrated, and students are known to skip reading assignments in favor of meetings with venture capitalists...
How to use Donald Trump’s travel ban at business schoolTrump is expected to sign a new executive order on travel to the US soon, after an earlier one, which temporarily banned people ended up in...
Global Indian takeover: Indians heading global companies not a novelty anymoreIndians heading global cos is not a novelty anymore. Yet, there's intense interest in the men and women of Indian origin that corporations ...
B-Schools need to build trusted leaders: Bill BouldingThe responsibility to build a trusted corporate leadership begins at the business school level, says Bill Boulding.
CAT is old hat for Gen Y; GMAT aspirants rise as young guns eye global B-schoolsThe number of students under 25 appearing for GMAT rose 19% in 2014 from the previous year, according to data from the Graduate Management ...
US B-schools see surge in applications after a declineAn 11% surge in GMAT testing volume for the year ended June 30 led many to expect an increase in applications for the 2013 admission cycle.
- US to grow 3.5% next year, best since 2004
The US economy next year will turn in its best performance since 2004, as spending perks up and cos increase investment and hiring. World's...
- Wall St takes MBA pay to new high
Some firms set up tables at the local Starbucks cafe for 20-minute pitches over coffee.
- Wall St set to take MBA pay to new high
Wall Street recruiters can be as aggressive as professional football players, says Chris Eitzmann.