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Hélène Rey, Professor of Economics at London Business School is the first female to receive a European economics...

The 2013 Global Leadership Summit will bring together high profile individuals from the London Business school and other world leaders to debate the critical need for strong but responsible models of leadership to break this cycle of uncertainty.

A new scheme, designed to help students fund their studies, has been announced by London Business School.

Women, now more than ever, are graduating with MBA degrees and many are choosing to study for them in Europe because of the international network, according to new research commissioned by London Business School.

A new funding scheme sourced primarily by the London business school will help students study without digging a huge hole in their pockets.

Beyond Heroes, Villains and Scapegoats – The Future of Leadership discussed at London Business School's annual flagship thought leadership event

London Business School’s graduates in in incredibly high demand

95% of London Business graduates have secured employment within three months of graduation.

Zeger Degraeve does not hang around. It is little more than a year since the quietly spoken Belgian left Europe for Australia to become dean of Melbourne Business School (MBS),using his experience from the London Business School to lead change.

London Business School’s MBA continues to equipe it's graduates with exceptional leadership skills allowing them to keep scooping the highest salary increase of the top five schools in the 2013 Financial Times MBA ranking.

London Business School's recent thought leadership forum in Dubai discussed the topics of legislative changes, the role of reward in attracting and retaining talent and how to seek new sources of talent.

The London Business school has launches ‘Find your voice’ competition with the Camberwell college of Arts.

The hot topics of ways of seeking new sources of talent, the role of reward in attracting and retaining talent and legislative changes were key points of discussion among industry experts at a recent leadership forum in Dubai.

Return of almost 30% for smaller companies in 2012 – best rate in 58-year-long history of NSCI index

London Business School has welcomed the introduction of a new initiative aimed at promoting top business women with search businesses, firms and investors seeking to appoint new board member executives.

London Business School’s leading publication, Business Strategy Review has won the gong for best corporate publication for profit and public sector organisation category at the seventh annual CorpComms Awards, held in London on Wednesday night.

The 9th Annual London Business School Global Energy Summit will be held on the 30th November 2012.

Seattle based management consultancy, GNOSTAM, completes study on economic impact of Health Care reform.

London Business School and global executive search firm, Odgers Berndtson hosted a leadership training forum for international business leaders in Dubai.

The British Academy recently elected Professor Julian Birkinshaw as a fellow. Prof Birkinshaw was rewarded and recognised for his extensive research on international management, strategic management training, and management innovation.

A former London Business School student returned to the classroom recently to talk about her experience of setting up her own business.

Hélène Rey, Professor of Economics at London Business School is the first female to receive a European economics...

This year, to support a new generation of innovators, the Innovation Zone has invited the London Business School to put forward a student innovation from their CleanTech Challenge Competition, which they have hosted since...

Business schools are exploring a new service: matchmaking in an attempt to match MBA graduates to their dream...

Businesses must experiment more and let go of old ways of carrying out their activities, London Business School professor Lynda Gratton (left) warned a 36-company consortium on...

The 2013 Global Leadership Summit will bring together high profile individuals from the London Business school and other world leaders to debate the critical need for strong but responsible models of leadership to break this cycle of uncertainty.

A new scheme, designed to help students fund their studies, has been announced by London Business School.

Indian billionaire Anil Ambani is currently rubbing shoulders with Steven Spielberg.

Resilient Dynamism was the theme of the 43rd World Economic Forum in January, where the debate among some of the world’s most powerful people was guardedly optimistic, while warning against complacency.

Women, now more than ever, are graduating with MBA degrees and many are choosing to study for them in Europe because of the international network, according to new research commissioned by London Business School.

Sally Tennant, CEO of Kleinwort Benson and Gillian Channer, Senior Director of Business Operations at Oracle were among those who spoke at the event.

A new funding scheme sourced primarily by the London business school will help students study without digging a huge hole in their pockets.

Beyond Heroes, Villains and Scapegoats – The Future of Leadership discussed at London Business School's annual flagship thought leadership event

Business experts will be speaking at the 10th Global Leadership Summit

The theme of the School’s annual flagship thought leadership event – now in its tenth year – is ‘Beyond Heroes, Villains and Scapegoats – The Future of Leadership’.

Lloyds Banking Group has been fined £4.3 million by the Financial Services Authority (FSA) for delaying compensation payments to customers who were mis-sold payment protection insurance (PPI).

Cautious optimism about the future, looking ahead change management is deemed necessary .

Savers and investors need to be more realistic about this new, low-return world.

Excellent results for London Business School in 2013 Financial Times MBA ranking

London Business School’s graduates in in incredibly high demand

Four London Business School professors: Andrew Scott, julian Birkinshaw, John Mullins and Loannis Loannou predict the future.

95% of London Business graduates have secured employment within three months of graduation.

Zeger Degraeve does not hang around. It is little more than a year since the quietly spoken Belgian left Europe for Australia to become dean of Melbourne Business School (MBS),using his experience from the London Business School to lead change.

MBA graduate salaries are lower than 10 years ago as the necessity to have an MBA has increases. Some graduates fair better than others.

London Business School’s MBA continues to equipe it's graduates with exceptional leadership skills allowing them to keep scooping the highest salary increase of the top five schools in the 2013 Financial Times MBA ranking.

London Business School's recent thought leadership forum in Dubai discussed the topics of legislative changes, the role of reward in attracting and retaining talent and how to seek new sources of talent.

League tables are often used to choose an MBA however there are many more factors to take into consideration when making your choice. A prestigious name like the London Business school will boost the credibility of your education in employers eyes.

An innovative scheme allows investors to back bright students who are an excellent credit risk and have an exceptionally low default rate.

The London Business school has launches ‘Find your voice’ competition with the Camberwell college of Arts.

London Business School’s (LBS) Global Business Experience enables students to immerse into the real industry and thus get a better prospect for their future career.

The hot topics of ways of seeking new sources of talent, the role of reward in attracting and retaining talent and legislative changes were key points of discussion among industry experts at a recent leadership forum in Dubai.

Return of almost 30% for smaller companies in 2012 – best rate in 58-year-long history of NSCI index

London Business School has welcomed the introduction of a new initiative for more diversity in Europe’s company boards, supporting business women in search of a new job.

Bucking the trend in the toughest employment crisis graduates have ever encountered: 92 percent of London Business School’s MBA graduates in employment within 3 months after graduation

London Business School has welcomed the introduction of a new initiative aimed at promoting top business women with search businesses, firms and investors seeking to appoint new board member executives.

London Business School’s leading publication, Business Strategy Review has won the gong for best corporate publication for profit and public sector organisation category at the seventh annual CorpComms Awards, held in London on Wednesday night.

The 9th Annual London Business School Global Energy Summit will be held on the 30th November 2012.

Seattle based management consultancy, GNOSTAM, completes study on economic impact of Health Care reform.

London Business School and global executive search firm, Odgers Berndtson hosted a leadership training forum for international business leaders in Dubai.

London Business School recently started an incubator service for its entrepreneurial students that are looking to begin their own business after graduating. Universities have realised that classroom based learning is no longer enough.

Companies looking into initial public offering (IPO) have become extremely cautious due to recent failures within corporate finance.

Setting up business incubators on University campuses has long been favoured in order to fuel entrepreneurship. Incubators offer a range of business support services to nurture and encourage upcoming companies.

One of India’s largest multinational IT services company, Tata Consultancy recently confirmed the Study India Programme (SIP) 2012. Tata Consultancy Services is a multinational company specialising in business solutions and IT services.

The British Academy recently elected Professor Julian Birkinshaw as a fellow. Prof Birkinshaw was rewarded and recognised for his extensive research on international management, strategic management training, and management innovation.

London Business School gave 80 of its MBA students the opportunity to visit Boston and New York for a seven day management training educational trip.

Lynda Gratton, Professor of Management Training and Practice at London Business School has written a best-selling novel titled The Shift describing what the future professional landscape will be like in 2025.

QS World Rankings placed London Business School in the top 3 schools for Accounting and Finance.

Sagar Dhawan, editor of the MBA blog, JKMastersCareer.com shares a post on How to find the right career path. Francois Ducorney, an LBS MBA Graduate found his career path i.e Consulting after his MBA internship at DuPont & British Gas New Energy.

Andrea Miller, a former EMBA student from London Business School has found great success in her independent TV production company, Sunnyside Productions.

With India’s economy expanding in the last 10 years, the demand for management education soared. With no sign of slowing down, institutions in the education industry tried to grab a slice of the success the industry was experiencing.