A controlling interest in Dailymotion would have bolstered Marissa Mayer’s push to make her company a more robust competitor to Google and Facebook
Wal-Mart, the Gap, and others discuss how to improve working conditions in Bangladesh following two disasters
Defying its troubled reputation, Mexico is becoming an economic power. Will Americans notice?
Brian Krzanich is a veteran company man who seems to lack razzle-dazzle
Draghi won't rule out a negative deposit rate as the ECB cuts the key lending rate to 0.5 percent
The Las Vegas billionaire and founder of Bigelow Aerospace expects to have the world's first privately owned space station by the end of 2016
The pop star is the creative director of Bud Light Platinum, but sales of the brand have fallen off in recent months
Stanford, Notre Dame, and Columbia are among the B-schools with top executives headlining commencement ceremonies
To determine the value of a services business, calculate the "seller’s discretionary earnings"—the total financial benefit the owner derives from it each year
Carolyn Woo, dean of Notre Dame’s Mendoza College of Business, explains why a student should consider majoring in business.
Click here to visit Notre Dame’s undergraduate business profile.
Do you have questions about b-school that you would like an expert to answer? If so, shoot me an email or post the question in the comments.
I'm a potential business student, but I have a question. Business trends and methods of communication are changing rapidly these days - proof in the pudding being that the very first Tweet was made just four years ago in 2006! With this in mind, how do business schools go about teaching their students the attitudes and behaviours that will allow them to stay ahead of the curve?
Trying to find out if business school is for you? Then you've come to the right place. BusinessWeek editors Geoff Gloeckler and Louis Lavelle ask top b-school experts all your pressing questions--about strategies for getting in to a top program, landing a job at graduation, and everything in between. Check back often: new questions are added all the time.
©2013 Bloomberg L.P. All Rights Reserved. Made in NYC Ad Choices
